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Screening Adult Human Female at the University of Edinburgh: A response – Staff Pride Network
06 Apr 2023: There is also no one from the medical community, or anyone with academic expertise in human biology, available to contribute to these questions.
Shielding and exit from lockdown: medical anthropologist Ian Harper asks why he should stay at home? – COVID-19 Perspectives
01 Jun 2020: DO STRICTLY AVOID contact with anyone who is displaying symptoms of coronavirus.
Almere Oosterwold Area, a Model of a Harmonious Community Created by Residents – Linan Hao / Future Infrastructure, Climate Change and Sustainability: KIPP & Futures Project (2024-25)
30 Apr 2025: There’s a catch, though—a good one. Anyone who buys land in Oosterwold must use at least 50% of it for urban agriculture.
Increasing visibility of students with caring responsibilities in Higher Education – Teaching Matters
23 Apr 2024: Events for students with caring responsibilities in 2023. Student carers. According to Carers Trust (2024)️, a carer is, “ anyone who cares, unpaid, for a friend or family member who due
Co-creating digital escape rooms: An opportunity for creativity and collaboration – Teaching Matters
09 Feb 2021: One tip for anyone looking to do something similar would be to allow for longer or further sessions with perhaps more pre-session information.
Including Edinburgh’s Political Thinkers in Edinburgh University’s Politics courses – Liam McLaughlin
05 Apr 2023: Indeed, It will not be lost on anyone who has visited an Oxford or Cambridge college dining hall to see the walls impress the faces of past academics on students at
Sprint3_Week7#Additional Work: Day 3 suggested reading – Jia Ding / Themes in Contemporary Art (2022-2023)[SEM1]
02 Nov 2022: Tuulikki’s aims for the event: “I can’t dictate how anyone should feel or behave, but what I’d like to create is a space for people to feel hope
Big Brother: Is That me or Deepfake? – Dan Sharing Fun Ideas
06 Dec 2021: Some fans are crazy, who may occupy the first lines of comment board and blindly praise the one they follow, and launch large-scale attacks towards anyone who disagrees.
Collegiate Commentary: Five lessons from the 2022 Careers and Employability Series – Teaching Matters
03 Mar 2023: She posts on Twitter as RuthO’Riordan1, and is delighted to talk to anyone about employability-focussed authentic assessments, and embedding career learning into the curriculum.
Teaching Emergency Medicine in a pandemic through creative, hybrid approaches – Teaching Matters
26 Nov 2020: Here are a few things we have started:. An online discussion board where anyone can post about interesting cases they have seen, or things that they have learnt.