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Meet the team – Katriona Edlmann
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Friday 23rd May – Melissa Highton
If you like a bit of gamification in the workplace, you’ll be pleased to know that we are part of a new research project looking at Playful engagement The case
Blog – Child audiology in Scotland
The Consortium of Research in Deaf Education (CRIDE) report shows results of an annual survey to local authorities about the number of deaf children.
October 2023 – Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group
Not only is their re-inclusion into the archive’s metadata important as an act of justice for these women, but it also enriches and expands the historical research and data ... This is particularly important in the context of the increasing trend in
Reimagining Platforms | October 31, 2022 | University of Edinburgh
How is academic research capable of influencing these conversations, especially in light of the access constraints that researchers face when examining proprietary platforms and systems?
A Research Bow Festive Special – Research Bow
Santa seems to insist on leading and undertaking research , management, and Christmas delivery roles, with no intention of delegating to the numerous Elves in the organisation. ... Δ. Contact us: research .bow@ed.ac.uk 2019 Research Bow. Powered
Contact – Open Research in the Classroom
2022. Open Research in the Classroom. Retrieved from.
week6| Mythical Animals and Power Structures – Luosijie Ding / Curating (2025-2026)[SEM2]
Myth and power: the change of research direction. This week, my curatorial research further focuses on the relationship between “myth and power”. ... Put your ideas in more research /context, what is ‘traditional art’ for eg.
September 2025 – 100 circles
I met Kat a couple of years ago when I joined a residential for SHARE (Science, Humanities and Arts Research Exchange) at Auchinreoch, where Kat and her husband Ruedi have created
Anya Hart Dyke: give time – not stuff – this Christmas – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Some research suggests that materialistic children are more prone to anxiety, depression and selfish behaviours.