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Puzzle answers | Information Security | Information Security
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Snares and delusions: culture and politics in Scotland | Scottish Affairs
Hames, possibly because he came late to the process, is unsure of his footing around these magazines, and anyone wanting a systematic review of them will not get it here. ... that. Anyone expecting some kind of review of Scottish cultural output will be
Bryony Dixon, The Story of Victorian Film | Journal of British Cinema and Television
us, written by someone who, as the Curator of Silent Film at the BFI National Archive, has perhaps spent longer than anyone scrutinising them for clues.
Solving a 165 year-old problem | Advanced Care Research Centre | Usher Institute
Our latest blog comes from Academy PhD Student Noah Hurton, as he explores the health divide between north and south.
On Campus Students | Student Counselling | Student Counselling
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Kim Chamberlain | Alumni Services | Alumni
Kim Chamberlain came to Edinburgh to study French but after taking Linguistics as an outside object enjoyed it enough to change her degree, years later she still uses the concepts learnt in her professional life.
James D. Reid (ed. and trans.), Novalis: Philosophical, Literary, and Poetic Writings | Journal of Inklings Studies
The same is true for anyone pursuing Barfield studies – after all, Barfield's novel English People begins with an epigraph from Heinrich von Ofterdingen, placed there by the narrator, who writes
Dr Ivan Pocrnic on applying mega-scale data sets to animal breeding | The Roslin Institute | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Developing a niche research area in statistical genetics to tackle the challenge of enabling sustainable livestock in a changing world.
Superradiance and the Dicke model
Quantum optics often focuses on the interaction between a small number of optical emitters and absorbers, and a small number of light modes. However it has long been known that "more is different", and that emission from a collection of optical
Jamie Macpherson's Fiddle: Decolonisation, and Representing Gypsy/Traveller Communities in the Clan Macpherson Museum | Northern Scotland
This article examines the representation of Gypsy/Travellers in Scottish museums using a decolonial perspective. Focusing on a case study of Jamie Macpherson’s fiddle and its re-interpretation at t...