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Upcoming Research in the Isle of Man – Women's Music in the Herring Industry
Thankfully, the funders were very understanding of the situation! In the end it has worked out well, since I have been invited this year to give the annual Ian O’Leary
Research – Ian Main’s personal web page
Ian Main’s personal web page.
Student Stories – Page 6 – Blogs and vlogs from students of the University of Edinburgh
Choosing to study the programme I was drawn to […]. stories 12th September 2025By Ian , from Kenya, studying Family Medicine (Online Learning) Two years ago, when I enrolled in Family Medicine, I
People – Mark Naylor’s Blog
Prof Ian Main (Edinburgh, GeoSciences). Prof Hugh Sinclair (Edinburgh, GeoSciences). Prof Finn Lindgren (Edinburgh, GeoSciences).
Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group – Rannsachadh digiteach air a' Ghàidhlig ~ Goireasan digiteach airson nan Gàidheal
We were off to Harris next where Cait Dix was recorded by Ian Paterson in 1970. ... Nighean a bha a’ fuine ann an sìthean ‘s mar a fhuair i às., Catherine Dix, Ian Paterson, SA1970.295.B3, School of Scottish Studies Archives, University of Edinburgh
The end of an era and new beginnings for BRIC – SCOPE
In a big year for BRIC we invited Ian Marshall to share with us his memories of working in imaging at the Western General Hospital. ... Ian is Professor of Magnetic Resonance Physics and first started working with Clinical Neurosciences in 1992 before
9 – 1982 – Edinburgh Architecture Research
Ian Appleton. The Provision of Leisure Facilities in Edinburgh: The Political Arguments.
Celtic & Scottish Studies Blog – Traditional arts, languages and culture in Scotland
of Edinburgh, indeed, all for whom Scottish music has a real meaning, owe a profound debt to Ian Green, founder of Greentrax Recordings Ltd, who passed away on […]. Lori Watson 15th
Reflections on CoLIS 2025 – Edinburgh Research Data Blog
I encourage you to look at the proceedings online. Ian Ruthven giving the welcome speech – Photo credit: Keith Munro. ... Thanks go to the Conference Chairs, Ian Ruthven, Perla Innocenti and Emma Nicol, as well as the wonderful team of volunteers from
This is a test – Ian Graham’s blog.
This is a blog of things loosely related to Ian Graham's teaching and research.