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Get Involved – Discovering Liveability: Co-producing Alternatives to Suicide Prevention
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Teaching/Advising – Itamar Kastner | University of Edinburgh | איתמר קסטנר
If you’d like to apply for a PhD with me (or anyone else at LEL), or if you’d like to apply for a visiting student position, please read this
Mental Health and Wellbeing – Informatics Student Tips
Hide. Mental Health and Wellbeing. Mental Health and Wellbeing. University is an exciting period of anyone ’s life; however, it can also be quite overwhelming.
Global Health Map – Digital Learning Applications and Media
In addition to the table, we included a link underneath to a downloadable spreadsheet of the map details, so if anyone can’t access the map or the table there is ... For anyone interested in more about the capabilities of WP Go Maps:.
Women in Red Edinburgh – Celebrating notable women of Edinburgh
Once again we will be running the session remotely, and anyone is welcome to join no matter your level of experience. ... Anyone with a computer and access to the internet is able to edit Wikipedia.
Music & Emotional Wellbeing Study
I would like to invite anyone age 12-14 years old, living in the UK or Hong Kong, to take part in this study!
Networking – IAD4RESEARCHERS
Research who will be there. Have business cards ready. Treat everyone as a potential connection and don’t rule anyone out with snap decisions.
Andrew Curtis
About Edinburgh For anyone needing a visual, here is a movie (format.
One Health and Conservation Medicine – A blog about staff and student work connected with the MSc One Health and MVetSci Conservation Medicine programmes at the University of Edinburgh
The Conservation Medicine course gave me the confidence to step outside of my pre-conceived idea of a veterinary career, and I would fully recommend it to anyone wishing to explore
A Cat’s Tale – Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group
The story doesn’t really end well for anyone – certainly not Sùil a Sporan or the cats, ultimately, who meet a fiery end!