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This project follows from the acquisition of the Dolmetsch lute book (GB-Eu Coll-2073) by the University of Edinburgh in 2022, which was aided by grants from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, National Fund for Acquisitions, Friends of the National Libraries, the Friends of St Cecilia’s Hall, the Friends of Edinburgh University Library, and anonymous supporters. […]
week13 Apr 16, 2026
At the end of August, the Animation (in) Flux symposium took place at Edinburgh College of Art, with support from the University of Edinburgh, Abertay University, NeON, Society for Animation Studies, Abertay Game Lab, Animation Research Network Scotland, and CoSTAR Realtime Lab. Thank you to all the delegates who presented on a wide variety of […]
This section will have updated publications beyond news articles. For example reports, journal articles, chapters and tribunal decisions. The consequences of the NHS Lothian Audiology failings are now being felt across the UK and beyond. British Academy of Audiology response to the Kingdon report. 10.11.25 This response shows full support for the English Kingdon review. […]
The dust has settled over the late 2021 British Academy of Audiology Report about NHS Lothian Paediatric Audiology failings. NHS action plans have turned their action points from red to green. But what has really been happening to the children and their families? Here we comment on the publications which have emerged so far about […]
Chihuahua is a state in the North of Mexico on the border with the USA. It is home to around 106,000 indigenous Raramuri peoples who live mostly in the rural and remote mountainous areas of the state. The Raramuri have their own language, and don’t commonly speak Spanish. Within their communities they have their own […]
