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Daisyworld in zero dimensions
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Find Support & Resources | Library | Library
Find support for your participatory research work from the Library, University, and or beyond. This includes core Library resources and services, and the University wide Participatory Research Network.
MURPHY, Kathleen S. Captivity's collections: science, natural history, and the transatlantic slave trade | Archives of Natural History
It will leave anyone with an interest in natural history with a new perspective on the field and its collections.
How biodiverse is your park? Citizen scientists to find the answer | Sustainability | Social Responsibility and Sustainability
A collaboration between University researchers and local organisations will encourage members of the public to discover and record biodiversity in an Edinburgh park.
Researching the Roses: Insights into Montreal’s Nineteenth-century Power Couple from a Digitized Auction Catalogue of Their Books | International Review of Scottish Studies
Similarly, the physical—and, no doubt, very expensive—presence of a full suite of bounded Hansard volumes would have left a suitably impressive impact on anyone scanning the shelves, assuming the ... A classified advertisement in the Montreal Star,
Study and Work Away - latest developments | Edinburgh Global | Global
The Study and Work Away Service (SWAY) supports a range of student mobility opportunities for our student community. Here, we share a round-up of updates, new services, recent support activities and student feedback.
How to volunteer: a checklist | Edinburgh Local | Edinburgh Local
Follow the steps on this page to use your day of volunteering leave.
Sharing a love of literature with people around the world | Literatures, Languages & Cultures | Literatures Languages and Culture
PhD student in English Literature Carolina Buffoli talks to us about her role as a Teaching Assistant on the 'How to Read a Novel' MOOC.
Applied Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
A degree programme with an international reputation and respected teaching staff, offering graduates career advancements in animal behaviour and welfare community.
The Social Distance Between Us | Scottish Affairs
For anyone like myself not raised in Britain, this is most helpful. ... And if anyone can think back to pre-Brexit days, this makes sense.