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Requesting Access to University Datasets | Computing | Information Services
Which University datasets are available, and how to access them.
AIAI Seminar: Monday 23rd February 2026 by Antonio Vergari | AIAI | School of Informatics
AIAI Seminar presented by Antonio Vergari
Add/Remove/Modify List Owners | Computing | Information Services
Learn how to add, remove or modify a joint owner to a list you own. Please note you have to be a privileged owner in order to this.
Installation Projects | Computing | Information Services
AV installation projects from single room refurbishments to major new build projects are managed by Learning Spaces Technology through system design, procurement, installation supervision and commissioning to user training.
Technical description | Computing | Information Services
This is a technical description of the virtual hosting service giving information about the technology used and the suitability of the service for applications.
Textual Subjects | Film-Philosophy
which the reader is a part of generating the text, deprivileges the author of any one of the pieces brought together in the linkages as the site of meaning generation.
Our recent work | Computing | Information Services
View the University of Edinburgh's Graphic Design Service portfolio. On this page you will find a link to our service SharePoint which displays examples of previous projects, and guidance on service costs.
Greta Gerwig's Gestures: Agamben in the Land of Stardom | Film-Philosophy
In a brief essay, “For an Ethics of the Cinema”, Giorgio Agamben names the film star as the twentieth century figure representing an elision of what is individual and what is collective. It is impo...
Modern Dreams and Postmodern Realities: The City as Spatial Archetype in Screening the City, edited by Mark Shiel and Tony Fitzmaurice | Film-Philosophy
generating processes of spectatorship -- and thereby changing a society's cultural vocabulary’ (137).
Stéphane Mallarmé: Sonnets, translated by David Scott. Pp. 128. Exeter: Shearsman Books, 2008. Pb. £9.95. | Translation and Literature
closely. The rhyming of ‘these’/‘crises’/‘breeze’ is delightful at the same time as slightly overdone, generating a beautiful yet hysterical s-run in the second line.