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Cloning FAQs | The Roslin Institute | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Some frequently asked questions on the topic of cloning.
Foreign Fighters, Terrorists and Anyone Caught In Between - Guantanamo Military Commissions and the Distinction Principle | Edinburgh Law School
free and open to all
Observational research – LEL Ethics
The main considerations are:. Do you need permission from anyone to carry out observation in your setting? ... Do you need to let anyone know you are doing the study?
Selling equipment assets FAQs | Sustainability | Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Thinking of selling equipment you no longer need? Find out about: permissions, risks, health and safety, procurement & finance and logistics. Search this page for answers to frequently asked questions.
Spotlight on Confucius Institute for Scotland | Edinburgh Global | Global
The Confucius Institute for Scotland in the University of Edinburgh is a national centre that promotes educational and cultural ties between Scotland and China.
Equality and Diversity | School of Chemistry | School of Chemistry
We strive to provide an equitable work and study environment for anyone , at all levels within the School, and recognise that proactive approaches are required to achieve this.
Career Journeys: working in Medical Sales | Alumni Services | Alumni
Serena Parsons works in Medical Sales at DePuy Synthes. Here she explains her role and gives advice for anyone interested in joining the sector.
Tips for students | Information Security | Information Security
The Information Security team have some tips you help keep you and your information secure during your time at the University. Following these tips and looking at our more in-depth pages will keep us all safer. These tips are aimed at students but
People | Edinburgh Law School
ELRN membership is open to anyone in the University of Edinburgh with an interest in empirical research which touches on law, regulation and the legal process.
"Supercomputing": a new free online course | EPCC
"Supercomputing" is a free 5-week online course designed for anyone interested in leading-edge computing technology, supercomputers or the role that computer simulation takes in modern science and engineering.