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Social Responsibility and Sustainability – Page 29 – The Seed
Guest Contributors 18th March 2016Programme Manager Matthew Lawson reflects on a very special lecture from John Robinson, Former Associate Provost of Sustainability at the University of British Columbia, which took place ... mlawson4 9th March
A safe space for disagreement on Israel/Palestine – By Matthew Brown and Athan Yanos. – University of Edinburgh Academics for Academic Freedom
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Bibliography – Cream of the Slop: Human Creation, Digital Critique
Brennan, Sheila A. ‘Public, First.’ Debates in the Digital Humanities, edited by Matthew K. ... Klein, Laura F., and Matthew K. Gold. ‘Introduction: Digital Humanities: The Expanded Field.’ 2016.
2021 – Mark Naylor’s Blog
In some settings, this might be off a lead acid (like a car battery) with solar power to recharge […]. mnaylor 20th September 2021By PhD Student Bronwyn Matthews (Sounding Out the River)
2026 – School of Engineering Blog
China has always really interested […]. echarles 21st January 2026. By Matthew , third year student Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (MEng Hons) Spending seven weeks in China this summer gave me an experience
Blog – UKPE Cross-border Learning and Innovation Collaborative
shirleyg 23rd October 2026In this sixth blog of the series, Matthew talks about how his thinking about PE has changed over the years, and how this has been influenced by his
School of Mathematics – Page 11 – Blog for the School of Mathematics community
by Matthew / from Consett / MMath Mathematics [2nd Year Entry] / 4th Year (UG) 8am: I make an exceptionally uninteresting breakfast, but something to keep me going until lunch.
Mapping Edinburgh’s Festival Culture after COVID-19, by Morgan Currie – COVID-19 Perspectives
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December 2023 – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
The Centre for Legal History is delighted to note that Matthew Cleary has graduated with his doctorate at the graduation ceremony of the Edinburgh Law….
2026 – Page 3 – Melissa Highton
Congratulations to Lucas Morris and Matthew James for getting promoted within LST as […]. mhighton 4th March 2026Dear All, Thank you for your work this week.
