When sighted people ask about being blind, they often wonder: Is it like seeing black all the time? My favourite conversation about this took place on the metro in Oslo. I was doing research on blindness. And the person who asked seemed to be sleeping rough. I answered, ‘No, because there is nothing there to […]

About the Event The Engaging DoxyPEP impact team hosted a stakeholder event on Wednesday 22 Oct 2025 at Edinburgh Futures Institute. Participants explored key issues related to accessing DoxyPEP in Scotland and considered how to navigate issues of antimicrobial resistance and stewardship. Core Discussion In small groups across the in-person and online spaces, participants considered […]

Welcome to your new blog site! This is your first post. You can edit this or delete it and start blogging. You should read the Terms of Use if you haven’t already. For help and advice on getting started with a WordPress blog, see the Academic Blogging help pages. Your blog is private by default […]

Quick recommendations Llama 3.3 Choose if: you want the most sustainable option your task is straightforward you want a fast response you are doing everyday writing or support tasks Perfect for simple office tasks. Switch if you need more capability for complex tasks, you work with longer documents or your need a model with reasoning […]

  Our Grandmother, Our Heritage Arkotong Longkumer   A/F 69 in Upper Agri Colony in Kohima, Nagaland, has a close association with Rani Gaidinliu. Her house, given to her by the Government of Nagaland around 1966, was her home for many years, and it was also the place where the grandchildren were born, where family […]

We all know that monoculture is not a good thing. In a monoculture forest, every tree looks the same, grows at the same rate, and draws from the same narrow nutrient pool. It looks orderly and logical, but it’s brittle. A storm is likely to flatten the whole forest, a disease will affect every identical […]