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Mapping the Soundscape – Artist Research – Sally Dolphin's Blog
26th March 2022. Mapping the Soundscape – Artist Research . To continue my idea of sounds as a trigger for memory and nostalgia, I decided to search through my camera roll for certain ... our understanding of our universe.
2026 – Melissa Highton
Congratulations to James Slack in EDE for securing one of our ISG internal promoted posts. ... James will be demonstrating a range of skills in his new role, and at our final LTW Argyle-House Forget-Me-Not bake sale.
Professors Lesley McAra and Susan McVie feature in Women in Research and Innovation article. – Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime
Professors Lesley McAra and Susan McVie feature in Women in Research and Innovation article. ... To celebrate International Women’s Day on 8th March, UK Research and Innovation gathered insights from a number of women working in research and innovation,
2023 – Resilience of Traditional Structures in Madagascar to Cyclones in a Changing Climate (RC3)
Journal paper publication detailing our engineering research . ... our main fieldwork studies in Fenerive Est and Antalaha to deliver talks to local leaders and community groups.
High-tech facility shows molecules in a new light – SCOPE
Understanding their physical make-up and structure, abundance, and how they interact with other molecules, is important for our knowledge of what constitutes healthy tissue, and the impacts of disease. ... We can support biomedical or clinical research
School of GeoSciences Blog – Page 2
The School of GeoSciences were delighted to welcome back some of our alumni on 16th May for the Postgraduate Student-Alumni Engagement Event. ... Abbs Marine Station – enhancing the facility’s potential through research , conservation efforts, and
Blog – Page 4 – 100 circles
I grew up walking our dogs through the rain, trudging through muddy fields and woods. ... As we return to the main path, we say farewell and go our separate ways.
School of Mathematics – Page 2 – Blog for the School of Mathematics community
Kit Searle, one of our operational researchers, is hosting a workshop to foster new collaborations between stakeholders and Médecins Sans Frontières, also known as Doctors without Borders. ... School of Mathematics 8th March 2025. The PROTECT project,
“What would we do if we were children?!” – Research Bow
Reading, writing and planning. The chairs in our flat have become my greatest enemies. ... We used several drying racks, blankets and pillows to build it in our living room.
Improving Justice in Child Contact – Page 3 – Children's participation in child contact decision-making for families affected by domestic violence
Bulgaria The Bulgarian Gender Research Foundation (BGRF) was founded in 1998 to promote social equality and women’s human rights. ... But our systems are not always good at hearing what children can tell us about how to keep them safer.