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 […]

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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 […]

In this post, Nikola Popovic describes an assessment regime that would reward the holistic quality of student submissions for students in a final-year course, Mathematical Biology. Nikola is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Mathematics. This post is part of the ‘Transformative Assessment and Feedback’ Learning and Teaching Conference series. Rationale Traditional grading approaches in […]

DrupalCamp Scotland, Scotland’s annual conference about all things Drupal, is happening on Friday 7 November here at the University, and this year I’ll be presetning about our project to rebuild the degree finder. Oct 24, 2025

by Grigoris Bacharis, Lecturer in Private Law, Edinburgh Law School I. Introduction In my previous post, I explored the emergence of enforcement or regulatory delicts and, in particular, how the doctrine of the undertaking transitioned from public enforcement to competition damages claims. I argued that this development represents a striking departure from private law’s commitment […]