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01:04:11 Higgs Hour with Tyler Shendruk 'Driven… Higgs Hour with Tyler Shendruk 'Driven Active Nematics: External stresses drive topological transitions in spontaneously flowing fluids'	Higgs Hour with Tyler Shendruk 'Driven Active Nematics: External stresses drive topological transitions in spontaneously flowing fluids' Speaker: Tyler Shendruk (University of Edinburgh) Abstract: While traditional fluids only flow when acted upon, a remarkable class of biomaterials spontaneously flow by means of their own internal… higgs centre defects turbulence fluid flow systems activity defect simulations field bacteria orientation vortex crystal walls liquid force lot percolation channel energy From Ines Foidl on December 2nd, 2020 0 likes 5 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created October 9th, 2020
05:08 Missing OSM data Missing OSM data	Missing OSM data Add on to SPIE presentation spie buildings government areas walls regions datasets problem osm dots recognition migration process months images foundations construction analysis evidence density centroids From Lesley Gibson on September 10th, 2020 0 likes 2 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
59:38 Prof Agustin Fuentes - Why do we believe_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - Why do we believe_	Prof Agustin Fuentes - Why do we believe_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - Why do we believe_ long lasting moods 30000 years general practices involving humans today human evolution 8000 years evolutionary biology incredibly powerful islam human behavior cognitive system mental representation common sense socioeconomics communication teaching civil society cave art moral systems human communities genus homo lithics big god religion homo groups large scale cognition study of religion gifford lectures hinduism truth sociology of culture neuro biological exact meaning establish powerful persuasive 400000 years social complexity initial glimmerings time frame philosophical terminology 100000 years cognitive scientists key data economic structures human experience evolutionary success social sciences religious tradition psychology cognitive psychology stone tool complex systems theory oral communication religion human capacity football game belief systems human cognitive anthropology ontology doctrines practices punishing god religion and science mental content criminal law early human neural biological human evolutionary material record archaeological artefact types mental impressions geomorphology cognitive modeling political science terms god religion statements life ways religious belief material item big god religious behaviour and experience tools landscape religious experience metaphysics of mind human imagination spirituality religious institutions large groups human groups christianity religious systems hand axe contemporary human 300000 years transcendent experience sociology index final lecture hominin fossils southern africa theories of mind great question 1000000 year ledger sign subjective experience human belief imagination human history clam shell meaning making cognitive science 65000 years big pile human landscape material symbols pedagogy time period christian theology transcended experiences cognitive communicative contemporary religions cave walls single community legit sign daily life 340000 years coastal geography religious capacity truth claims institutes caption complete supernatural agency detection anthropologist roy rappaport economics terminology sociological terminology social philosophy church service social psychology religious ritual material evidence evolutionary processes evolution explanations human record educational psychology political economic archaeology roy rappaport tells creating material directly connected effects From Lesley Middlemass on April 9th, 2019 0 likes 46 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:43 Global eHealth online masters: Masafumi Komori -… Global eHealth online masters: Masafumi Komori - student testimonial	Global eHealth online masters: Masafumi Komori - student testimonial Japanese student, Masafumi, talks about studying Global eHealth online. Join our online community: https://www.ed.ac.uk/molecular-genetic-population/global-ehealth online masters learning people global health house global ehealth global health academy masters in global ehealth elearning japan caption complete online distance learning working arcos system member health online electrical study online colleague mockery africa component chart phone online learning effects physician masters walls thing stuff ehealth place balance alike From Lauren Johnston-Smith on October 16th, 2018 0 likes 56 plays 0 Publisher Lauren Johnston-Smith Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created October 16th, 2018
05:28 Building Bridges Not Walls - Wikipedia's new… Building Bridges Not Walls - Wikipedia's new Content Translation tool	Building Bridges Not Walls - Wikipedia's new Content Translation tool Wikimedia’s mission is to be ‘the sum of all human knowledge’. That Wikipedia has amassed over 43 million articles in over 295 languages in its short existence is quite incredible… content translation wikipedia in education wikimania building bridges not walls translation studies msc teaching with wikipedia wikipedia in the classroom wiki education translation open knowledge university of edinburgh oer17 open education open educational resource open educational resources From Ewan McAndrew on April 20th, 2017 0 likes 18 plays 0 Publisher ALT Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created April 6th, 2017

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