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The Great Rupture: Lordship and Politics in North-East Scotland (1435–1452) | Northern Scotland
85. Though historians have accepted the importance of the bond in generating the crisis of 1452 the only description of an actual written bond comes from an unreliable source.
Requesting virtual machines | Computing | Information Services
How to make a request for quotes or fulfilment of creation of virtual machines.
Create your event | Computing | Information Services
A quick guide to create your first event in Eventbrite.
Touch as Proximate Distance: Post-Phenomenological Ethics in the Cinema of Isabel Coixet | Film-Philosophy
In the wake of paradigm-shifting works on cinematic affect over the last few decades that have challenged psychoanalytically based gaze theory, embodied perception and sensory-affective experience ...
Mobility Online | Student Systems | Registry Services
View guidance on using the 'Mobility Online' software to administrate students applying for an exchange programme.
Using AI in Marketing and Communications | Communications and Marketing | Communications and Marketing
Guidance, principles and examples on how to get the best out of AI in your work.
Professor Paul Crosthwaite Inaugural Lecture | College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Join us for 'What are the Economic Humanities? A Short Guide to an Interdisciplinary Field', an Inaugural Lecture celebrating the appointment of Paul Crosthwaite as Professor of Modern and Contemporary Literature.
Network Replacement Project | Computing | Information Services
The Network Replacement Project has implemented a more resilient, flexible and predictable network for our students and staff and is complete with the exception of the School of Physics & Astronomy. Work continues within the project to improve the
Deleuze and Kieślowski: On the Cinema of Exhaustion | Film-Philosophy
This article revisits Krzysztof Kieślowski's films in light of Gilles Deleuze's writings on cinema. Its central argument is that, while Kieślowski's films register what Deleuze calls exhausted life...
New spinout Singular Photonics launches with novel image sensor technology | School of Engineering | School of Engineering
The University of Edinburgh spinout Singular Photonics has launched with a new generation of image sensors for uses in multiple sectors, including medical imaging, scientific instrumentation and quantum.