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Festive festschrifts – graduates edit books in honour of PhD mentors | Literatures, Languages & Cultures | Literatures Languages and Culture
25 Nov 2025: We sit down with Scandinavian Studies graduates Christian Cooijmans and Ian Giles, editors of two new books honouring the work of their PhD supervisors Arne Kruse and Bjarne Thorup Thomsen.
Our vision | Blockchain Technology Laboratory | School of Informatics
25 Nov 2025: Find out about how the EDI works and our vision for the future.
Workshops | DCC
Who should attend? Anyone involved in the research data management process, notably data professionals (researchers, data managers, support officers), research funders, government agencies, publishers, and librarians and repository managers.
My backup rant | DCC
Is there a demand from anyone other than me?
Data curation in medical science and healthcare | DCC
ClinicalTrials.gov allows anyone , anywhere in the world who's conducting a clinical trial to declare or register that trial according to certain structures giving us information about the number of ... Also, anyone in the world can look at PubMed to find
Influence the PoWR | DCC
That should be a must-attend for anyone interested in preservation and the web!
Here’s to mathematics and may it never be of use to anyone ! – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
22 Oct 2020: Here’s to mathematics and may it never be of use to anyone !
Organise your own event | Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic
25 Nov 2025: Bear in mind that anyone collecting money in public must be over 16.
Critical Care (Online Learning) MSc, PgCert, PgDip, PgProfDev - Postgraduate taught programmes | The University of Edinburgh
21 Nov 2025: Study Critical Care at the University of Edinburgh—one of the world’s leading universities. Our flexible, part-time online programme is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in caring for critically ill adults.
IJDC Issue 2 | DCC
External?) or embedded data (RDFa? Microformats?) in the future. Our aim is to practice what we may preach, but we aren't there yet.If anyone knows how to do this,
