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Lab Lunch: 22 May 2018 - Ajitha Rajan | LFCS | School of Informatics
Speaker: Ajitha Rajan
Our returns | Student Systems | Registry Services
We manage several major statutory returns on behalf of the University, including the HESA Student Return, the Key Information Set and the Aggregate Offshore return.
File and disk storage services | Computing | Information Services
Information Services provides a number of file and disk storage services. These include file servers, file backup, long-term archive and ftp services. Some of these services are provided by Storage Area Networks (SANs).
Our expertise | Student Systems | Registry Services
Our team has expertise in operations, support, software training, administration, IT development and testing, business analysis, data management and surveys.
Hypothesis Generation & Study Design | Behavioural Research UK (BR-UK) | Usher Institute
Generating research questions is a core part of behavioural science, but it’s not easy. Researchers often spend months narrowing down a testable idea, as this process relies on reading and assessing large volumes of prior work. With thousands of
Our funder | SPECTRUM Consortium,SPECTRUM Consortium | SPECTRUM Consortium
More about the UK Prevention Research Partnership
Governance | Student Systems | Registry Services
The Student Systems Board oversees our development to ensure our strategic priorities align with those of the University.
Birthday Honours for Edinburgh alumni | Alumni Services | Alumni
Alumni contributions to foreign policy, medicine, the community response to Covid-19, and work with survivors of sexual abuse have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours list 2020.
The Phallus Unveiled: Lacan, Badiou and the Comedic Moment in Genet's The Balcony | Paragraph
This essay explores how the image of the Chief of Police dressed as a giant phallus is the often overlooked and misconstrued key to the interpretation of Jean Genet's canonical play The Balcony (19...
Messianic Becoming in Blade Runner 2049: Dis-symmetrical Epiphanies and Identities | Film-Philosophy
This article examines K's messianic becoming in Blade Runner 2049 (Denis Villeneuve, 2017), tracing his transformation from a replicant officer to a man with his name. While current scholarship has...