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Deadly Barks: Acousmaticity and Post-Animality in Lucrecia Martel's La ciénaga | Film-Philosophy
Acousmatic sound is often defined as a sound whose source is unseen, that is, in terms of a separation between the senses of hearing and seeing. Discussions about the acousmatic have generally focu...
Effect Of Pressure On Molten Silicate Miscibility Gaps
Professor Eugene Gregoryanz (School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Edinburgh). ... View and complete the application form (on the main University website ).
10 days professional development | Support for Researchers | Support for Researchers
The revised Concordat includes an expectation that researchers have opportunities, structured support, encouragement and time to engage in a minimum of 10 days professional development pro rata, per year
Taiwan | A University of Sanctuary | A University of Sanctuary
On Wednesday 3 April, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit the east coast of Taiwan, killing at least ten people and injuring more than one thousand. It was the strongest earthquake in the region in 25 years. Our thoughts are with our global community of
Malawi | A University of Sanctuary | A University of Sanctuary
The University of Edinburgh has strong, longstanding links with Malawi. Our thoughts are with all who have been affected by Tropical Cyclone Freddy.
Pregnancy and early life | Centre for Reproductive Health | Centre for Reproductive Health
We aim to improve women's and children's health by understanding disease mechanisms in pregnancy, delivering clinical trials in women and neonates, and helping to shape policy change.
PCIDSS Training | Finance | Finance
PCI DSS Training
News | Edinburgh Pathology | Pathology
Edinburgh Pathology news
Reach Edinburgh | Undergraduate study | The University of Edinburgh
Reach Edinburgh is a widening participation programme to support eligible S4 to S6 students at state secondary schools in the south-east of Scotland who wish to study law, medicine or veterinary medicine. It offers events and activities to help you
Engineering the Byzantine water supply: procurement, construction and operation | School of History, Classics & Archaeology | History Classics and Archaeology
A new project funded by the Leverhulme Trust will build on archaeological research completed nearly a decade ago by Prof James Crow, on the Water Supply System of Byzantine Constantinople