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Unwinding in Edinburgh – Stories from Vet School
There is a smaller (yet completely sufficient) gym at the Easter Bush campus catered to the staff and students at Bush and the Roslin Institute that makes it easier for vet ... The Easter Bush gym is my personal favourite as it is slightly quieter and a
Weekly Changes – 30/09/2024 – LCFG Project
LCFG_OPTIONS_RVIZ – 3D visualization tool for Robot OS. LCFG_OPTIONS_NCAL – display a calendar and the date of Easter .
Sustainability at Edinburgh: 2018 highlights, 2019 objectives – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
We secured a £5 million loan from the Scottish Funding Council to progress a package of solar and energy efficiency investments, including a major solar farm at Easter Bush to be
2nd Year of Vet Med – Stories from Vet School
AB3 finishes around Easter . ALFS2 has been building on from last year, learning about the husbandry around different animals.
Entanglements at Boghall Burn – Making Routes
These texts were written during transdisciplinary fieldwork at Boghall Burn at the University of Edinburgh’s Easter Bush Campus.
Weekly Changes – 06/04/2021 – LCFG Project
Note that, due to the Easter break, this release was created on a Tuesday rather than the usual Monday.
Out on the border: part 2. – Hugh’s Geophysical Blog
The drive down to North Wales for Easter meant one crossing of the England-Scotland border, so it seemed a good opportunity to visit all the crossings we didn’t have
Mini-series: Classroom communities – A conversation between Ewen and Rachel (Part 1) – Teaching Matters
We did a lot of work, all courses lasted a year, we sat 3-hour exams at Christmas and Easter , wrote lots of essays, but our entire mark for the course
Hellos and new beginnings – Stories from Vet School
Having visited the Easter before our early August start, I had pretty much-done everything possible as a tourist in 3 days whilst touring the school as well.
This too shall pass – Stories from Vet School
In these current times (also the fact that we are currently in Easter Break for this semester), I have taken advantage of this free time to take a deep breath, pause,