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I’ve been using ELM at work and finding it really helps speed up anything I have to write. ELM is ‘Edinburgh access to Language Models’ and it provides secure access to a number of different LLMs. It’s available to all staff and students at the University so if you haven’t had a look at it, […]
Dear All, Thank you for your work this week. Thank you to everyone helping to make the on-campus, off-campus working environment less chaotic. All the cool influencers are saying EFI is the place to be seen. Only 16 days until Forrest Hill is open for business LTW Colleague Hub – RESEARCH & DESIGN Thank you […]
Ita is currently studying for a PhD in Archaeology. This is a typical day: 6:30 AM Time to get up. Maybe the time seems extremely early (if we consider the stereotypical ideas about student life), but I do find that starting the day early works better for me. So, what do I do after getting […]
Key Facts: • @January 31st, 2026, Heart of Midlothian sit top of the SPL.• The club entered into a partnership with Jamestown Analytics in November 2024.• Hearts finished seventh in the 2024-2025 season. • Jamestown Analytics also help Brighton and Hove Albion in the English Premier League, Com in Italy; Royal Union Saint- Gilloise in […]
10 March 2026, 5:00pm – 6:30pm,| IALS Conference Room, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, 17 Russell Square, London WC1B 5DR Law and the Humanities SeminarIn this presentation, Xavier Nueno will trace the history of citation indexes in American law, emphasizing their role in shaping the structure of jurisprudence. Central to this history is the figure […]
This instruction for the trial by cold water was copied into a manuscript associated with Hincmar of Reims. That manuscript is now lost, but an early modern transcription survives. I provide an edition of this transcription of the ordeal liturgy, and a discussion of the text, in a contribution to Beyond Time and Space: Studies […]
