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Francis McManus and Andy McKenzie, Noise and Noise Law: A Practitioner’s Guide | Edinburgh Law Review
Author:Publication: Edinburgh Law Review. Volume 28, Issue 2. Contents. “ Anyone who has been involved, as counsel, in very heavy litigation … with a number of experts on both sides and difficult
From spearhead to crackhead: Unraveling the morphosemantic development of English -head through a network of constructions | Word Structure
The objective of this study is to examine the morphosemantic features of English -head constructions (as in spearhead and crackhead) through the properties of constructional productivity (CxPr) and...
Graphic Design BA (Hons) - Undergraduate programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Graphic design at Edinburgh involves balancing project guidelines with personal expression, and the interchange of traditional and contemporary technologies. We believe in challenging the status quo, encouraging bold, lateral thinking and producing
Dr Rachel Owen on parasite diseases in cattle | The Roslin Institute | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Finding treatment targets for parasitic diseases in sub-Saharan Africa, working with exotic species and advancing novel methods for transcribing the genetic code of animals.
History and Scottish History MA (Hons) - Undergraduate programmes | The University of Edinburgh
This programme brings together courses on Scottish history with those from wider historical study. It allows you to combine a well-rounded and broad training in history with a particular focus on Scotland's past.
Current Awareness | Legal Information Management
David Ibbetson ‘Why Ever Should Anyone Need a Law Librarian? (2019) 19 LIM 92.
Perspectives | Alumni Services | Alumni
Hear from our recent graduates about their experiences of the world of work.
The Lorentz Reciprocal Theorem
The Lorentz Reciprocal theorem, first written down by H. A. Lorentz in 1896 [1], is a very general theorem in low Reynolds number hydrodynamics, relating the stress and velocity fields on an arbitrary surface. I will first derive the reciprocal
Ingrid Mida and Alexandra Kim, The Dress Detective. A Practical Guide to Object-Based Research in Fashion | Costume
These would be indispensable to anyone making a museum study collection visit or, indeed, anyone working with a museum collection of dress and fashion accessories. ... It functions as a practical manual, a ‘how to’ book, a reference work and an
Justice In-Between? | Edinburgh Law Review
The presumption of innocence, he argues, concerns action (how a suspect or a defendant is treated) rather than belief (whether anyone believes the person to be guilty): to presume someone innocent ... That is a cost, which must be weighed against the