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2025 – 300 Years of Medicine
women left the University to make their mark on the world.
Hugh’s Geophysical Blog – Page 6 – Occasional musings on meteorology and other bits of Earth science
To mark the last day of strikes, my colleagues ran a “teach-out”; this seems to meanContinue reading Ripples.
January 2021 – Mark Naylor’s Blog
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January 2019 – Mark Naylor’s Blog
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Building on a positive picture – SCOPE
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March 2019 – Mark Naylor’s Blog
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2026 – 300 Years of Medicine
In 2026, we mark 300 years of medicine at the University of Edinburgh.
Introducing the CMVM Research Cultures Collaboration – SCOPE
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May 2021 – Mark Naylor’s Blog
Authors: Francesco Serafini (1), Mark Naylor (1), Finn Lindgren (1), Maximilian Werner (2), Ian Main (1) (1) University of Edinburgh, (2) University of Bristol Funding: This collaborative project was funded by
October 2021 – Mark Naylor’s Blog
Supervisors: Dr Mark Naylor, Prof Hugh Sinclair, Dr Stella Pytharouli, Calum Cuthill Summary You will improve and test our prototype arduino based low-cost seismic logger which is designed for ... Project background Seismology can be used to monitor the