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2020 – Ian Graham’s blog.
This is a blog of things loosely related to Ian Graham's teaching and research.
Catastrophic failure… and success! – School of GeoSciences Blog
In early 2021, we were looking for research-based internships for the summer, and got in contact with Prof Ian Main. ... I learnt a lot from my supervisors Alexis and Ian , not only about rock physics, but on how to find eloquent facts from data that
About us – Groundswell
University of Liverpool. Ian Buchan. https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/population-health-sciences/staff/iain-buchan/. University of Liverpool. Olly Butter.
Teaching – Ian Main’s personal web page
Ian Main’s personal web page.
MSc Climate Change Finance & Investment: 10 years of developing skills to support the low-carbon, climate-resilient transition – Teaching Matters
Original illustration by Adelaide Grosse, ECA student. In this post, Ian Cochran shares insights into the development of the MSc Climate Change Finance & Investment (formerly the MSc in Carbon Finance) Programme, ... Ian is part of the Accounting and
Conference: Living with the Law, St Andrews, 27-29 June – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Panels covered “The Manipulation of Legal Process in High Medieval Europe” (Felicity Hill, Kenneth Duggan, and Cory Hitt, chaired by William Ian Miller), “Legal Interpretation and Theory” (Danica Summerlin, Joanna McCunn, ... John Hudson, William
Programme – Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference 2020
Ian Harrison. Zorzi Trombetta da Modon: Wind Players Learn to read Music.
Analysis seminar – University of Edinburgh Analysis Group
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conference – New Architectures: World Heritage
12:50 lunch. 13:25 SESSION 3 : METHOD. Chair: Prof Ian Campbell.
It’s not such a Blue Monday! – Generation Scotland
However, borrowing from the lyrics of Ian Dury and the Blockheads, there are “Reasons to be cheerful, one, two, three.”.
