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EEHN PhD Lab awarded SGSAH Cohort Development funding for Innovative Training Event – EEHN
Our EEHN PhD Lab, led by PG convenor Matthew Lear, have been awarded funding from the Scottish Graduate School of Arts and Humanites to run an Innovative Training Event in September
Fake times and real life during the pandemic, by Angus Bancroft – COVID-19 Perspectives
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Minimum Preservation for Maximum Results? It’s a good idea if it works! – Bits & Pieces
In response to Wheatley’s takedown of the digital preservation mainstay of format validation, in November 2018, Matthew Addis speculates whether the digital preservation community could establish a universal (or widely ... If not, why not? Sources .
The Covid Pandemic 2020-2022 and Scottish Contract Law – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
Blog Editors:. Matthew Bell. Recent Posts.
Uncovering Fiscal Hierarchies in Ninth-Century Egypt: Insights from Papyrus Analysis – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
Next week, the Caliphal Finances team will welcome Matthew Gordon and Eugénie Rébillard to discuss their respective research and share the Caliphal Finances team’s recent work, focusing in particular on
Trial access: Online Egyptological Bibliography and First World War primary sources – HCA Librarian
The Library currently has trial access to the Online Egyptological Bibliography (OEB) from the University of Oxford and The First World War primary source database from Adam Matthew .
Re-discovering a forgotten songwriter: the archive of Louisa Matilda Crawford – Archives @ University of Edinburgh
Many verses are addressed to her husband Matthew ; one poem (Coll-1839/1/2/5) dated 23. ... She was married to Matthew Crawford a barrister. They had independent means which however they frittered away.
Edinburgh Law School creates animations to discuss structural injustice, denaturalized natural disasters, epistemic injustice, and the nature of emergencies – COVID-19 Perspectives
Denaturalizing Natural disasters. In our second animation, Professor Matthew Hunt talks about how natural disasters and their impacts are not as ‘natural’ as they may first appear and how this should
Care home study maps lockdown impact on families, says George Palattiyil – COVID-19 Perspectives
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Six things you should know about Stair’s theory of contract law. – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
Blog Editors:. Matthew Bell. Recent Posts.