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Double spaced – Research and the craft of creative writing
I had asked if anyone had taken videos of any highway drives, that I would love to see them.
Given its potential, why would anyone argue against personalized learning? – Eumeneia: The Place of the Good Months
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August 2022 – Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group
The story doesn’t really end well for anyone – certainly not Sùil a Sporan or the cats, ultimately, who meet a fiery end!
Women's Music in the Herring Industry – Learn more about Meg Hyland's research into the role of music and dance in the lives of herring gutters and packers in the British and Irish fishing industries.
This blog is intended to be a resource for anyone who wants to learn more about my research.
Music & Emotional Wellbeing Study
I would like to invite anyone age 12-14 years old, living in the UK or Hong Kong, to take part in this study!
Andrew Curtis
About Edinburgh For anyone needing a visual, here is a movie (format.
Online Courses
This information would be a good starting point for anyone starting a new career […]. 29th June 2020 0.
Hugh’s Geophysical Blog – Occasional musings on meteorology and other bits of Earth science
It will not surprise anyone who has been listening to the news that 2022 was a dry year: slightly drier than the climatological mean and considerably drier than either 2021 or
LCFG Project – Page 29 – Recent Activity for the LCFG project
squinney 22 March 2021The changes for this week include an important fix for glibc on SL7, anyone with machines using CUDA will want to apply it as soon as possible.
Poverty and Health Inequalities Forum – Sharing resources from the Poverty and Health Inequalities Forum held at the University of Edinburgh on 13 November 2025
On Thursday 13 November, we hosted a Poverty and Health Inequalities Forum at the University of Edinburgh, welcoming anyone who shares an interest in poverty and health inequalities to come together