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2023 In Review | Salvesen Mindroom Research Centre | Salvesen Mindroom Research Centre
Key project news and achievements from 2023, and notes on what’s next
Edinburgh University Press Journals - Submit an article - more Submit an article
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2022 | School of Health in Social Science | Health in Social Sciences
Previous events in the School of Health in Social Science from 2022
Community and continuity: non-hierarchical recording of Cambridgeshire's plants and fungi, 1919–1952 | Archives of Natural History
The question of how to accurately capture and communicate information on the natural world sits at the heart of natural history, whose objects of study are often ephemeral. We present a case-study ...
Capacitar Tai Chi Wellbeing | Multi-Faith and Belief Chaplaincy, For All Faiths and None | Chaplaincy
Capacitar tai chi is a wonderful way to feel grounded and calm and gives us an opportunity to connect to the healing energy of nature around us. For details on how to join these weekly Capacitar Tai Chi drop-sessions please go to here. Our weekly
Library Management Systems in Legal Libraries: Case Study: Heritage IV: Legal Information Management: Vol 3, No 3-4
Legal libraries, by their very nature, have highly specialised requirements when it comes to library automation. A traditional library management system, which will simply catalogue books and provi...
Percolation Part 2
Follow on from the talk before Christmas Introduction to percolation: part 2 Percolation relates to the question of finding a connected path through some disordered medium (e.g., a channel through a porous rock). In the previous talk, we worked out
Dynamics on surfaces
I will briefly review the theory of the dynamics of a scalar and vectorial field on a surface, and discuss its applications to phase or microphase separation and nematodynamics on a membrane.
PARKIN, Simon. The forbidden garden of Leningrad | Archives of Natural History
I would commend its suitability for translation into Russian, and recommend it to anyone who needs to learn about the depth of commitment exhibited by the wartime staff of the Vavilov
History student presents research in hometown | School of History, Classics & Archaeology | History Classics and Archaeology
Morna Renwick, a third-year History MA (Hons), will present her Carnegie Trust Vacation Scholarship research on St Cuthbert at a public event on Friday 29 June. (Published 25 June, 2018)