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Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group – Page 3 – Rannsachadh digiteach air a' Ghàidhlig ~ Goireasan digiteach airson nan Gàidheal
This is due to the complex nature of language. I think I would advise anyone who is not from a technical or STEM background to think about how important your knowledge
Monthly Meeting – LCFG Project
Anyone who is using LCFG (or is thinking of doing so) is very welcome.
Deadpool leaked my teenaged superhero novel – Double spaced
She doesn’t have a boss. Or anyone . She’s a stock photo in the wilderness with a dog and a degree.
Blog – Page 6 – Informatics Learning Technology Service
This webinar is for anyone involved in administering or delivering teaching and learning, including but not limited to system administrators, eLearning technologists, IT managers, Heads of Teaching and Learning, faculty and
October 2020 – Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group
My advice for anyone taking the MSc in the future is simply to be prepared for a really intense year – you’ll be challenged constantly, not only academically, but with time
Matt Ball, Stem Cells and Translational Neurology graduate – Postgraduate Life
For anyone thinking about applying, I should mention that my fellow classmates came from all different backgrounds from all over the world. ... So, easy answer: yes! I would recommend this programme to anyone who is curious about the world, has an
A vet student journey – Stories from Vet School
For anyone who is in/entering vet school, I definitely recommend some sort of hobby or exercise (as I write this on my couch while eating crisps…), as it helps you
Through Lyell's Eyes – Page 2
notebooks, alongside transcriptions, indexes and catalogues, interpretation and contextual content so that anyone , from seasoned researcher to the merely curious, can easily navigate and discover the richness of the Lyell archives. ... I will certainly
Transforming our thinking about the role of digital – Website and Communications Blog
Transformation isn’t a business-as-usual activity. And anyone trying to give a solution from the outside will be wrong.
ECAT programme is “worth its weight in gold” – Institute of Genetics and Cancer
While he recommends the programme to anyone in medical or surgical training who is interested in having a career as a clinical academic, he warns it isn’t an easy option.