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Week 6 / Post Qualitative & Artistic Research: Inventing Non-methods – Rui Shu / Contemporary Art + Anthropology (Level 11) (2021-2022)[SEM2]
25 Feb 2022: Peirce suggested that the actual process of generating a new rule should not be ‘hampered’ by the rules of logic.
A possible ethical future with AI – Onyebuchi Enechukwu / Knowledge Integration and Project Planning: Data, Inequality and Society (2023-24)
06 May 2024: Systems like ChatGPT restrict generating copyrighted art, which demonstrates the impact of a collective demand for accountability can go a long way.
A real leveller: Improving a year-long, team-based project for undergraduates and professional industry mentors during lockdown – Teaching Matters
20 Jan 2022: Annually, undergraduate students on the Graphic Design Programme at Edinburgh College of Art form design agencies that operate as profit- generating companies.
User experience and analyst vacancies – helping the University become more user-centred – Future student online experiences
01 Sep 2021: But that’s what a university is at its heart; a collection of brilliant people generating new knowledge and disseminating.
Tuberculosis in South Africa – reflections on how social perspective, cognitive biases and risk perceptions mask an avoidable horror. – Brandon Zietsman / Global Health Challenges: An Introduction (2021-2022)[SEM1]
11 Oct 2021: theory- generating case study’, Infectious Diseases of Poverty 10, 67 (2021).
From two to many: centriole production in multiciliated cell differentiation – Institute of Genetics and Cancer
26 Mar 2020: Firstly, when Cdk1 activity was inhibited, amplification of centrioles was prolonged, generating a greater number of procentrioles.
Looking back on our website enhancement collaboration with Human Resources – Website and Communications Blog
27 Feb 2018: After generating their user stories, each group voted for their top priority.
As countries ramp-up COVID-19 tests, Edinburgh University researchers discuss the expectations and values of diagnostics, writes Aphaluck Bhatiasevi – COVID-19 Perspectives
14 May 2020: Moreover, there are multiple kinds of diagnostic technologies with varying usages and benefits, but this complexity is often underplayed in political messaging potentially generating unrealistic expectations of tests.
Spotlight on Remote Teaching: Why online dissertations can provide such profound and transformative learning – Teaching Matters
28 Apr 2020: Participatory over-alignment might result in a strong tie (i.e. where supervisor and student are too closely affiliated within an immediate network) and where the potential for generating new understandings
Bringing focus to our findings: continued user research for the API Service – Website and Communications Blog
09 Apr 2018: By creating personas based on our observations of users, determining the main pain points, and generating solution ideas directly from users of the service, we have given the API Service team