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One Morning in 2065… – Dr Matjaz Vidmar
His piece ‘One Morning in 2065…’ finished in the top 10 of the ESRC’s writing competition, The World in 2065– in collaboration with academic publishers, SAGE. ... View original post 746 more words. Academic Blogging Service provided by the
November 2022
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2022 – For Times Like These
THE TWELVE DAYS OF DOODLING Before writing and drawing were separated they were conjoined. ... Associate Chaplain Geoffrey Baines was so inspired by it, he wrote a prose […]. cmcdona1 29th September 2022It’s Welcome Week! And so much is new: the
2020 – Mark Naylor’s Blog
If two years ago someone told me that I would have found myself writing a blog post about my first year as PhD student in Geosciences at the University of Edinburgh ... mnaylor 28th September 2020As an academic , my work balances both delivering face to
March 2017 – The Mason Institute Blog
The Institute provides internationally-recognised academic and policy leadership in the socio-legal, medical and life science governance, and bioethics fields. ... Recent posts. Scroll to the top. Academic Blogging Service provided by the University of
Writing a grant? Tell us the stuff – Dark matters
Developing expertise and applicable, high impact findings in this area will demonstrate Scotland’s academic leadership in the field and contribute to the development of further research in this area. ... Academic Blogging Service provided by the
Nursing Studies hit the road! – Nursing Blog
The MSc students share experiences of a day out of Edinburgh- thank you Vivian, Steven and Alan for writing for the blog.
Hugh’s Geophysical Blog – Page 16 – Occasional musings on meteorology and other bits of Earth science
There is a tradition in some circles of writing up the ascent of “classic lumps”, that is, hills which are far too small for the ascent to be considered much of ... Academic Blogging Service provided by the University of Edinburgh.
Hugh’s Geophysical Blog – Page 13 – Occasional musings on meteorology and other bits of Earth science
As a physicist I have a (perhaps regrettable) tendency to regard geography as an alien subject: full of essay- writing and subjective opinions. ... Academic Blogging Service provided by the University of Edinburgh.
Hugh’s Geophysical Blog – Page 14 – Occasional musings on meteorology and other bits of Earth science
I spent most of today writing exam questions. Not my favourite way to spend a Saturday, but I guess I was paying for taking most of Monday off to go for ... Academic Blogging Service provided by the University of Edinburgh.