Recipient of UKRI (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council) Agile Research and Innovation Response to COVID-19 Award to research the…
Caregivers of children with intellectual disabilities (ID) are more vulnerable to mental health difficulties when compared to carers of typically…
In March 2020, the people of the UK were confined to their homes as the Covid19 pandemic swept Europe and…
I gather that your report entitled ‘Art In and Out of Lockdown’ is part of a larger project which was…
For more than a year, the world has been grappling with the first global pandemic of the 21st century. The…
Through the engagement with the practices of commissioning, purchasing and displaying the work of artists, the University has amassed a…
The pandemic has been disastrous in many ways, not least of which has been the tragic loss of life. There…
This article has been published in the Special Issue “COVID-19 and the Transformation of Intimacy” in Anthropology in Action 27(3):18-21 (December 2020)….
For many marginalized people around the world, including refugees, the COVID-19 pandemic is not simply a health crisis, but it…
This blog post was originally published on the website of ERICC Project (Entrepreneurial Resiliency, Innovation, and Change during the COVID-19…
Lauren Hall-Lew is a Reader in Linguistics and English Language, in the School of Philosophy, Psychology, and Language Sciences at…
Like many infectious diseases, COVID-19 spreads most often through direct social contact. We are most likely to catch the virus…
The Centre for Research Collections (CRC) at the University of Edinburgh – which includes collections housed in libraries, archives, galleries,…
The original French version of this piece: Tamar Pitch and Roger Jeffery: ‘Le gouvernement en chiffres’, in Tour du monde…
21st February. Yesterday we went to get vaccinated. Despite the grey, damp Edinburgh morning, it seemed like a day of…
The full impact of COVID-19 may not be realised for years to come, with the associated uncertainty forcing existing and…
This blogpost is written by the members of Eating Disorders and Behaviours Research Group: SiennaMarisa Brown, Marie-Christine Opitz, and MacKenzie Robertson….
In this interview, Dr. Emma Wild-Wood from the School of Divinity answers our questions about her research project on the…
My ongoing project is called Women, Midwifery and Obstetrics: Embodied Knowledge, Institutional Practices, and Shared Experience. This research examines the…
When the full lockdown to tackle the spread of Coronavirus began in March 2020, mountains of legislation and guidance were…
