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Announcing new EEHN PhD Lab – EEHN
Starting in Semester One, Dr Michelle Bastian will be running an EEHN Lab for PhD students studying environmental humanities related topics at the University of Edinburgh.
Book Launch Event: The United Nations and the Question of Palestine by Ardi Imseis – Global Justice Blog
law. Picture taken at the event representing from left to right: Nicola Perigini (discussant) Ardi Imseis (author and presenter) and Michelle Burgis-Kashtala (organiser).
EEHN Research Celebration Post 2025 – EEHN
Events. Michelle Bastian, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Humanities, Edinburgh College of Art. ... Michelle hosted Vinciane Despret in April for an event on Field Philosophy, funded by the British Academy.
EEHN PhD Lab Trip to Cromarty Arts Trust – EEHN
Group support was prompted by peers, as well as professional guidance being provided by the lab mentor, Michelle . ... Lili Carr (Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh). Support and guidance was provided by Dr Michelle Bastian, who kindly
How Important is Nutrition? | The Evidence Exercise | Episode 7 – SCPHRP
Based in the University of Edinburgh. In this episode we interview Michelle Estrade, a nutritionist from Central Michigan University, about the importance of diet as part of a healthy lifestyle.
Podcast: Cocktails & Cockups: The hidden narratives of international academic collaboration projects (29 min) – Teaching Matters
Photo Credit: Shari Sabeti. A photo of Shari Sabeti and Michelle Keown dropping off some of the resources they made in the first phase of the project to the Head Teacher
Blue Humanities Away Day – EEHN
In February, we had a research methods away day at the lovely coastal village of St Abbs (aka New Asgaard), organised by Alex Campbell, Michelle Bastian and David Farrier.
Making sense of social responsibility: How do we put theory into action? – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Recently appointed Head of Social Responsibility and Sustainability Programmes, Michelle Brown, reflects on the challenges of what it means to be a truly socially responsible and sustainable University and shares her
LANDSCAPE REVIEW OF OBESITY RESEARCH IN SCOTLAND: AN UPDATE – SCPHRP
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Multispecies Methods – EEHN
Bio: Michelle Bastian is a Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Edinburgh.
