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Out on the border: part 2. – Hugh’s Geophysical Blog
Having decided where the border was, they built an earth bank with a ditch either side to mark it; this earthwork is the Scots Dike.
International Women’s Day: Dr Sarah Stock – SCOPE
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Call for Papers: Building the Post-Pandemic University – Edinburgh Decameron: Lockdown Sociology at Work
Creative Commons License. Archives. A call for papers has been circulated in the last week by Mark Carrigan, for a digital sociology conference and possible book concerned with what universities will ... Please send 300 word abstracts by email
Learning resource centre – Mobility, Mood & Place
Filmed at the ECA Degree Show 2014, the video features graduating architects Jonathon Phillips, Stephanie Sharpe and Roseanne Knight, and work by Sarah Lawson, Elise Rasmussen, Michael Sim and Mark Scott. ... Filmed at the ECA Degree Show 2014, the video
Talbot Rice Gallery at 50 – Enlightened
To mark the 50th anniversary, the gallery has also established the Commissioning Fund, which supports ambitious new commissions from artists that advance dialogue between contemporary art and academic research.
3D Portraiture – Ellena Dallas / Edinburgh College of Art (2023-2024)
and mark making. ... Furthermore, I maintained the textures from my fingers and used my pencil to produce rough marks for the hair rather than smoothing them out to create a handmade, more gestural outcome.
March 2025 TRT3 Workshop, Follow-Up – Una Europa TRT3: Social Capital, Mutuality and Volunteering
If you have ideas or would like to contribute, please send them to Graham Skeate (g.skeate@sms.ed.ac.uk), and please feel free to mark -up and alter this
Annual promotions and regrading process – SCOPE
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Cultural Heritage Digitisation Service – Page 7
2017 marks the centenary of the fourth year of British fighting in World War I.
NERC E4 PhD Studentship: Seismic monitoring of the mobilisation and transport of bedload in mountain rivers – Mark Naylor’s Blog
cohorts. The supervisory team brings together a range of expertise:. Dr Mark Naylor is a physicist and statistical seismologist with expertise in natural hazards and mountain belt evolution.