Melanie Cockroft is a doctor in the National Health Service, specialising in anaesthetics and intensive care medicine.
NHS
Melanie Cockroft
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
Federica Coelli
Federica Coelli is a Principal Research Economist at the EBRD Office of the Chief Economist. She is also a Research Affiliate at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) and CESifo research fellow. Federica is an economist working on international trade and economic growth. Her research focuses on innovation and human capital as key drivers of growth. She studies how economic integration affects incentives for innovation and knowledge diffusion, how local economic shocks influence the
Queen Mary University of London
Norma Cohen
Norma Cohen is a PhD student at Queen Mary University of London. She was a journalist at the Financial Times for 26 years, covering pensions and investment, property, stock exchanges and economics. Her last role before leaving the FT was Demography Correspondent.
University of Glasgow
Samuel K. Cohn, Jr
Samuel Cohn is Professor of Medieval History at the University of Glasgow, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and an honorary fellow of IASH. Over the past 20 years he has specialised in the history of popular unrest in late medieval and early modern Europe and in the history of disease and medicine. He has published books on labour history, popular insurrection, women in the Renaissance, religious piety, violence, ritual, and medical history and epidemics from the Plague of Athens to AIDS.
Queen's University Belfast
Theodor Cojoianu
Dr Cojoianu’s research is at the intersection between data science, finance and sustainable development and informs timely insights towards the achievement of sustainable development outcomes. His work has led him to be invited as a Member of the European Commission’s Platform on Sustainable Finance. Dr Cojoianu also serves as: an Academic-in-Residence in Sustainable Nation Ireland and Agent Green, on the advisory board of the EU Energy Efficiency Mortgages Initiative, as a member of Green
University of Bristol
Sharon Collard
Sharon Collard is a Professor of Personal Finance and Co-Director of the Personal Finance Research Centre at the University of Bristol. Her research explores the intersections between vulnerability and personal finance including the role of innovation in improving the experiences and outcomes of individuals in vulnerable situations. Her main areas of expertise include financial wellbeing and capability, consumer vulnerability, financial inclusion, consumer credit use and problem debt, and gambling
