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Patrizia Veroli and Gianfranco Vinay (eds), Music-Dance: Sound and Motion in Contemporary Discourse | Dance Research
a source of interest for dance scholars as well as music theorists, musicologists, and anyone working towards the analysis of multimedia works.
Scott D. Ayler, The Letters of Henry Martyn, East India Company Chaplain | Studies in World Christianity
This will not surprise anyone familiar with his biographies, punctuated as they are with self-lacerating diary excerpts, or with Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, whose steely missionary clergyman St John
Reproductive Sciences MScR - Postgraduate research programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Study MSc by Research in Reproductive Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. Our postgraduate masters programme aims to introduce students to modern molecular and cellular biological research in the field of reproductive sciences, reproductive
Tributes to Nick Read | Biological Sciences | Biology
Tributes have been paid to Professor Nick Read, an influential mycologist whose world-leading research advanced understanding of fungi.
Transport of Biological Materials | Biosafety Unit | Health and Safety Department
Transport of Biological Materials training is available both as an online and face to face course.Both courses cover how biological materials must be classified, packaged and labelled for transport.
The Ties That Bind | Scottish Affairs
The effect is to imprison locals residentially, psychologically and culturally, and deride anyone who tries to escape by means of further education. ... The Young Team ratifies my observation in spades, and before anyone accuses me of special pleading,
Introduction to fluctuating interfaces
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When I try to access e-resources I get an "authorisation failed" error message. What is wrong? | Library | Library
Some users may encounter the following error message when trying to access electronic resources.
Estimating Omissions from Searches
We consider the generic problem of estimating how many items have been missed when two or more people search for them in some finite set. The problem appears in a wide variety of contexts including estimating the number of typographical errors in a
Why are sand deserts not flat?
The spontaneous formation and migration of sand waves is a spectacular natural phenomenon, emerging from nothing but wind and sand. It is perceived as both aesthetically fascinating and ecologically and economically threatening. But how exactly