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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 […]
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Continuing our research led focus for Open Education Week '26, this collection highlights excellent research informed OERs for Further Education, Higher Education, and continuous professional development students and learners. Many of these open resources were created as part of the University's free short online courses.
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The University of Edinburgh recently unveiled its Research Cultures Action Plan for 2026-28. This document provides a blueprint for enhancing our research environment, and fostering excellence across the community. The plan underscores the University’s steadfast commitment to upholding the core values of citizenship, wellbeing, equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI), ethics and integrity, and learning and […]
  Dilara Keven, CEID Class of 2024 Nationality: Turkish Current Position: Education Adviser at The Turkish Fulbright Commission Making the Most of a Second Chance When I first applied to the CEID programme, I was not accepted. However, when I applied again the following year, this time more prepared and intentional, and received an offer, […]
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