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The Female Gaze – Physics Education: A Female Gaze

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/education-futures-women-in-physics/the-female-gaze/

Such movies appeal to different audiences: for example, Forbidden Love is a movie by lesbian directors about a lesbian couple for lesbian spectators.

Interview with a Researcher: Jennifer Cromwell – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/caliphalfinances/2025/11/10/interview-with-a-researcher-jennifer-cromwell/

Djeme was not an important village, but for a couple of decades in the early 8.

Declan Kelly: The Immortality of a Crab – Writing Prizes

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/writing/declan-kelly-the-immortality-of-a-crab/

It wis a wee hoose shared wae a couple eh islanders, telling aw you’d need tae ken aboot this place’s tourist population.

Jasmine Forbes / Art Practice 4 (2020-2021)[YR] – Page 3 – JASMINES BLOG

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/s1861561_art-practice-4-2020-2021yr/page/3/

it is made up! watch this lil vid to understand more :. honestly this is well worth a watch. Also one more update: the GAN that is behind thiscatdoesnotexist. com has reallly ... Here are a couple you may enjoy :. wow i really especially find this one

Simulated neurosurgery – a student story – SCOPE

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scope/2019/04/03/simulated-neurosurgery-a-student-story/

One attendee found the NeuroSoc stall especially engaging, where a couple of model skulls with craniotomies made it easier to visualise how a surgeon can gain an access to the brain

Undergraduate Geological Mapping Project – Isle of Kerrera – School of GeoSciences Blog

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/geosciences/2025/08/undergraduate-geological-mapping-project-isle-of-kerrera/

Andesite was also dotted in a couple of locations. These are referred to as the Lorn Plateau Volcanic Formation, also Devonian age. ... A couple of days had torrential rain and annoyingly had to be avoided, but I accounted for that in my time booked at

The Four Pillars – Tanmaya Vipparthy – EFI Student Exhibitions

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/EFIstudentexhibitions/2023/05/08/the-four-pillars-tanmaya-vipparthy/

It always sounded so serious when adults discussed politics. But that changed a couple of months ago when I found some books that my parents somehow hid in the house. ... To our delight, the users were not just students but also included parents, some

My Plan for my PhD – PREdiCCting IBD Outcomes

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/prediccting-ibd-flare/2019/11/01/my-plan-for-my-phd/

I have spent most of the first couple of weeks of my PhD understanding the data, and writing scripts (I primarily use the statistical programming language R).

Weeks 9 and 10 – Sweeping the Cobwebs(ite) – Witchfinder General – Data Visualisation Internship

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/witchcraft_visualisation/weeks-9-and-10-cleaning-the-cobwebsite/

I was off for most of last week as I was in Turkey holidaying for a couple of days, but was back on Thursday for more data work!

Testing a new navigation for the degree finder – Future student online experiences

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/future-student-experience/pop-up-testing-navigation-for-the-future-degree-finder/

We formulated a couple of questions to test how easily the user could navigate from the programme page back to the Undergraduate Study site; specifically, how they would access accommodation information. ... A couple of participants responded to the