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An interview with our summer intern, Yordan – Website and Communications Blog
29 Jul 2014: Yes, definitely; especially to anyone who is enthusiastic and willing to learn.
Week 4 – The Secrets of Location Finding – Witchfinder General – Data Visualisation Internship
02 Jul 2019: I plan to email different people over the next week and see if there is anyone that can help with the location finding process.
Virtual working retreat: a PGR reps initiative – Research Bow
13 Jan 2021: Even if you don’t know anyone at the VWRs, the structure of the activity guides the conversations making it a safe place to meet others.
So, what will I do after I finish my PhD? – Double spaced
20 Jul 2025: I always say that anyone can start a PhD, but not everyone can finish one.
Developing a postgraduate analytics dashboard – Future student online experiences
18 Jun 2024: I will then set up a web form so that anyone in the University’s postgraduate marketing and recruitment community can submit a feature request and explain why it would be
A year here – Emiley's blog
24 Oct 2020: There were many factors that contributed to this: an unknown place, not knowing anyone here, being away from friends and family, a run-down house, no money and of course, the
Celebrating the first year of CMALT – Educational Design and Engagement
03 Aug 2017: portfolio – so at the very least I haven’t put anyone off!
October 11th is National Coming Out Day – Staff Pride Network
11 Oct 2024: Most people think they don’t know anyone gay or lesbian, and in fact, everybody does.
New map georeferencing application – Library Matters: news from ECA Library
25 Nov 2010: It’s a collaborative online project where anyone with access to the internet can help to georeference various historical maps from the NLS collection.
Operational Large-Eddy Simulation. – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
15 Oct 2020: Unfortunately we did not think of measuring that at the time and anyone who is interested in subgrid modelling might find it helpful to rectify this omission.