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People
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Aruna Devi Bhaugeerutty (Co-Investigator) Head of Digital Collections, The Ashmolean Museum Tyler Bonnet (Post-Doctoral Researcher) Research Fellow, Neuropolitics Research Lab, University of Edinburgh NLP, Computational Politics, International Relations Kelly Davis (Data Engineer) Cultural Heritage Data Engineer, Yale University Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass (Co-Investigator) Head Collections Information and Access, Yale Center for British Art Clare Llewellyn (AHRC Principal Investigator) […]
Teaching Matters: a showcase for excellent teaching
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Welcome to Teaching Matters, the University of Edinburgh’s new website for debate about learning and teaching, for sharing ideas and approaches to teaching, and for showcasing our successes, including academic colleagues who are leading the way in delivering brilliant teaching. Over the past few months colleagues across the University, in our Colleges and Schools, in […]
Activities
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/fixing_the_future/activities/
Conferences and Talks L Urquhart and C Boniface, ‘Towards a More Sustainable Internet of Things?’ Sustainable AI Conference, Bonn University Institute of Science and Ethics, Germany [May 2023] L Urquhart and C Boniface, ‘Legal Aspects of the Right to Repair for Consumer IoT’ British and Irish Law Education and Technology Association, ALTI/Vrije University Amsterdam, Netherlands […]
Community Researchers? Knowledge Exchange? Public Involvement? The many different words we use
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/imaginingbeyond/2023/08/25/the-words-we-use/
Community Research? The Community Wellbeing Collective (CWC) describe themselves as ‘community researchers’, emphasising their community connections, the grassroots nature of their organisation and their interest in ‘finding out more’. Social Practice? Perhaps, in part, CWC’s choice of words stems from their history. CWC were brought together in 2021 by social-practice artist Jeanne van Heeswijk, as […]
6. 1900s. Merging of the Churches and the Handover to the University of Edinburgh
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/southcollegestreet/?page_id=391
In 1860, Cowgate and Pleasance had congregational rolls numbering 177 and 254 respectively. By 1900, these numbers had reached 840 and 860. Despite the auspicious beginnings and the great popularity of the preachers at both charges, the impetus began to leave them soon after the turn of the century. By comparison, at South College Street, […]
Press Release
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/theirfinesthour/2023/10/05/press-release/
Public event aims to preserve Second World War memories The University of Edinburgh is inviting people to bring stories and objects relating to the Second World War to a Digital Collection Day at Rainy Hall, New College on 25th November 2023, from 10am to 4pm. The University of Edinburgh is excited to partner with […]
In The Future of Ethics and Dike & Themis
Before writing this blog, I attended one of the KIPP Lectures. Today’s topic is on Ethics, despite having a sleep deprivation for the last 3 months due to uncomfortable student accommodation I decided to attend the class in hope to gather insight for this very blog post. Throughout the lecture I have to say that […]
Dr. Aliandra Barlete named 2024 Supervisor of the Year at EUSA Teaching Awards
Moray House Teaching Fellow and the Comparative Education and International Development program’s very own Dr. Aliandra Barlete recently received the award for 2024 Supervisor of the Year at the Edinburgh University Students Association’s annual teaching awards. Dr. Barlete was also shortlisted for the award in 2023. For Barlete, dissertation season is a highlight of […]
“We don’t do digital, we dig it all”: experimenting with ‘Data Civics’ methods to support urban development in Granton, Edinburgh
Wednesday, 26 February 2025 14.00-15.00 BST – Zoom Webinar (Register via Eventbrite here) “We don’t do digital, we dig it all”: experimenting with ‘Data Civics’ methods to support urban development in Granton, Edinburgh Dr Vassilis Galanos Granton is a neighbourhood on the waterfront periphery of North Edinburgh that challenges conventional imaginaries of Edinburgh’s heritage status. […]
External lectures
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External lectures 20. Croll, feedback mechanism, climate change and the future – Royal Scottish Geographical Society talk RSGS Croll bicentenary meeting 2021 19. Artists view space data through creative lens: the intersection of craft, science and the decorative arts Edinburgh Futures – Artists residency programme talk 2020 18. COVID-19 lockdown and air pollution: the […]
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