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Association of Women Surgeons
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/med-socs-and-sports/2020/09/08/association-of-women-surgeons/
The Association of Women Surgeons in Edinburgh is a society committed to encouraging and supporting women in surgery. Women are underrepresented in many surgical fields and often face additional pressures surrounding work/life balance. Our aim as a society is to support women who want to pursue a career in surgery and ensure that women feel […]
Day 2 Recordings
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/learning-teaching-conference-2022/day-2-recordings/
Wednesday 15 June | Day 2 Please click on the title of each session to watch the recording. Keynote 2 Andreas Schleicher | Director for the Directorate of Education and Skills, and Special Advisor on Education Policy to the Secretary-General at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in Paris. “Global trends shaping the […]
I See You: A Reflection on Trans Visibility Day
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/staffpridenetwork/2023/05/01/i-see-you-a-reflection-on-trans-visibility-day/
Rev Dr Urzula Glienecke (she/her) (written 12th April 2023) Just yesterday somewhere in the depths of the social media I saw a conversation between a mother and her trans son. It went something like this: – Happy belated Trans Visibility Day! – Yeah mom, it was last week – 👀 – Mom, that’s not how […]
Colour pallet using colour association!
When choosing a colour pallet I knew I wanted to look at emotion and colour association. As my project revolves around emotions I feel the best way to showcase this is through colour association using art therapy. There is a huge range of information on colour association in which I just find completely fascinating. The […]
On the intriguing association between sounds and colours
It seems three main types of crossmodal correspondences between the senses exist: transfer of information, shared associations, and subjective associations (see our blog for the crossmodal correspondences between the senses). In this blog post, I have invited Researcher Nicola Di Stefano, Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies, National Research Council of Italy to explain the […]
Alumni and Associates
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/literacylab/alumni/
Former researchers and associates of the Literacy Lab can be found here: Postdoctoral Researchers Dr Nicola Currie. Nicola was a Research Fellow on the Leverhulme Trust Reading and Wellbeing project (2022-2024), exploring readers’ perceptions of whether, and how, reading narrative fiction supports wellbeing. Her PhD research examined developmental differences in primary school children’s inference […]
Associations between odours and stages of life
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/dmsp-perception23/2023/04/22/associations-between-odours-and-stages-of-life/
Associations between odours and stages of life 1. Smells like teen spirit: Associations between odours and stages of life – A preliminary study https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodqual.2017.02.016 Food Quality and Preference Volume 59, July 2017, Pages 150-155 Odour samples For this study seven different odours were selected: fruity-citrus (lemon oil), vanilla (vanillin), floral (linalool), spicy-brown (eugenol), […]
Writing for Times Like These: A New Kind of Pandemic Pastoral Care
In post, Dr Kitty Wheater the University’s Mindfulness Chaplain shares the genesis and purpose of the weekly MindLetter which offers mindfulness techniques and a suggested practice for the University of Edinburgh community as part of the Chaplaincy’s pastoral response to the COVID epidemic… Writing for Times Like These: A New Kind of Pandemic Pastoral Care
Including Edinburgh Associated Thinkers
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/liam-mclaughlin/2022/08/26/including-edinburgh-associated-thinkers/
Liam P. McLaughlin (2022) “Including Edinburgh associated thinkers: supporting the inclusion of Edinburgh associated thinkers within Edinburgh University’s undergraduate Politics courses” Notes on this edition This article is an extract of a larger work for the 2022 Summer sitting of the SLICC course. In this extract a discussion of the current approach to teaching Hume […]
Including Edinburgh Associated Thinkers
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/liam-mclaughlin/including-edinburgh-associated-thinkers/
Liam P. McLaughlin (2022) “Including Edinburgh associated thinkers: supporting the inclusion of Edinburgh associated thinkers within Edinburgh University’s undergraduate Politics courses” Notes on this edition This article is an extract of a larger work for the 2022 Summer sitting of the SLICC course. In this extract a discussion of the current approach to teaching Hume […]
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