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【ERC Coffee House】Large scale structure aware anaphora resolution using QNLP – Huawei-Edinburgh Joint Lab
This is joint work with my PhD students Lo Ian Kin, Lachlan McPhear, Hadi Wazni.
Fictional and Non-Fictional Professors of Civil [i.e. Roman] Law and Detective Stories – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
It is not that Leavis scorned popular culture – it fascinated her – but she was sceptical of the mass culture of the modern world as “levelling down … taste” as Ian McKillop puts ... In recent years there have been a number of talented
The world through a mouse’s (degenerating) eyes: An interview with Dr Amy Findlay – Institute of Genetics and Cancer
transparency. After her PhD, Amy found a postdoctoral position in Professor Ian Jackson’s laboratory focussed on mutagenic screening – the process of systematically mutating genes and investigating the phenotypes – which is
A Life on the Ocean Wave: Dundee, New South Wales, Shipping and Empire – Emigration blog
London: self-published. Bruce, George J. with contributor Ian Garrard (2013). The Business of Shipbuilding.
Why it is critical to genotype the causative agents of tuberculosis – Global Health Academy • BLOG
Prof Ian Harper at the University of Edinburgh: by blog administrator is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 3.0.
Answering the question you want to ask – Dr Pleasantine Mill discusses her group’s work on cilia, centrosomes and ciliopathies. – Institute of Genetics and Cancer
Next, Dr. Mill moved to Edinburgh, and joined the Medical Research Council (MRC) Human Genetics Unit (HGU) for her postdoc with Professor Ian Jackson.
H2020 Funded PhD Available: Modelling seismicity as a spatio-temporal point process using inlabru – Mark Naylor’s Blog
Prof Ian Main is Chair of seismology and Rock physics at the University of Edinburgh and has a long-term interest in the population dynamics of earthquakes and its application in
I would love to go back to the old house: Paul Rooney and Susan Philipsz
The single was released shortly after the suicide of Ian Curtis, the group’s lead singer; its funereal imperium thought to exploit Curtis’ untimely demise.
Including Edinburgh’s Political Thinkers in Edinburgh University’s Politics courses – Liam McLaughlin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ln_-_FGHkg&t=478s. ‘Scottish review on Thomas Muir’: Biography and analysis https://www.scottishreview.net//AndrewHook150a.html. McBride, Ian .
Don’t F*ck the Ocean, Do It with Yourself – MAKING SENSE
In reading Ian Halley’s argument that critics must ‘take a break from feminism’ (2004: 7), as a rejection of the convergent thinking which conflates analyses of sexuality with that of