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In this blog post, Digital Accessibility Intern David Buik reflects on his part-time work as a Digital Accessibility Intern over the past academic year, discussing a few challenges he faced as well as his key takeaways and successes.
After my visit to Catalonia last month, I came across a film about the Muga River, where I had spent a few days. In Caspar Daniël Diederik’s documentary, Muga: When She Stops Flowing, So Will We, the river itself narrates a story of the threats that it is facing – from drought to dams – […]
🎉 I submitted a full draft of my reference grammar of Ticuna 🎉 on June 15. Find the preprint here. From June 22-26, I’ll be facilitating courses on audio and video recording at the Institute on Collaborative Language Research (CoLang) in Reno, NV. Then I’ll be on fieldwork for the end of June and all of […]
Supervisors: Dr Mark Naylor, Prof Hugh Sinclair, Dr Stella Pytharouli, Calum Cuthill Summary You will improve and test our prototype arduino based low-cost seismic logger which is designed for meduim-term deployments, with telemetry, in harsh environments such as debris flow sites. Project background Seismology can be used to monitor the initiation and evolution of various […]
February 2021 brought the coldest weather (and best ski season) for 10 years to the highlands of Scotland. Much of this was due to Storm Darcy (the Beast from the East II) a low pressure weather system of cold air pushed from Russia and Eastern Europe. The geo narrative i explore in Thawsonification is how […]
by Kenneth G C Reid, Emeritus Professor of Scots Law, University of Edinburgh How much business is there in the Inner House of the Court of Session? This can be looked at in more than one way. The official Civil Justice Statistics tend to measure activity by the number of cases initiated or disposed of. […]
