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Making iPSCs ‘FFAIR’ - Rachel SteegFAIR principles as applied to data are now well recognised as a pillar good science, but what about their application to cells? Since 2007, the use and broad adoption of induced pluripotent stem…
From Nel Coleman
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Exploring Archives of Sexuality & Gender (Dissertation and Thesis Festival)The Archives of Sexuality and Gender is one of the largest digital collections of primary source documents relating to the history and study of sex, sexuality, and gender. The series presents LGBTQ…
From Caroline Stirling
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Ordinary Opinions: Mass Observation from WW2 to 2000s (Dissertation and Thesis Festival)Founded in the late 1930s and running to this day, Mass Observation Archive is an extraordinary resource on the ordinary: it maps the thoughts and feelings of adults across the UK through surveys,…
From Caroline Stirling
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Using the National Library of Scotland for your Dissertation or ThesisIn this Dissertation and Thesis Festival session learn how to use the National Library of Scotland (www.nls.uk) and how their world-class collections can benefit your dissertation or thesis research.…
From Caroline Stirling
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Using digital archives: Finding primary sources online (Historical Research: Skills & Sources)This video introduces the wide range of digital archives available at the Library that allow you to access historical documents and other primary sources online for your research. Useful search…
From Caroline Stirling
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Using digital newspaper archives (Historical Research: Skills & Sources)This video provides an overview of the wide range of historical newspaper databases and other news sources available at the Library, including some hints and tips on basic and advanced search…
From Caroline Stirling
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Exploring library resources for dissertations in gender studiesDoes your dissertation question research gender and sexuality issues, such as gender inequalities, women’s writing, LGBT history and masculinity? Find out more about how the library can…
From Christine Love-Rodgers
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Edmund Robertson - Tuesday 25 January25 Jan - 26 Jan 2022ICMS hosted the "Mathematics: Inclusive or Exclusive? Putting colour, culture and context into the curriculum" workshopMacTutor - My Personal Journey Edmund Robertson…
From Simon Kershaw
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Tower Block Archive - Aberdeen Pattypan Upload to Wikimedia CommonsA video demonstrating the process of uploading images to Wikimedia Commons in bulk using Pattypan. In this example, images from the Tower Block Archive are uploaded. Tower Block Archive: Home |…
From Ewan McAndrew
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Internet Archive and Wikimedia: a virtuous collaborationSpeakersMark Graham, Internet Archive AbstractThe Internet Archive has been a strategic partner of the Wikimedia movement since its beginning, with the Wayback Machine archiving cited sources and…
From Ewan McAndrew
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Thinking through Transnational Collaboration: Interview with Iain JacksonThis is a conversation with Professor Iain Jackson, in which we discuss his current research on architecture in 19th and 20th century Ghana, and the importance of collaboration in his work. The…
From Moa Carlsson
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Introduction to Wikisource - Wikipedia's sister project and the free digital hyper libraryIntroduction to Wikisource - Wikipedia's sister project and the free digital hyper library How to get started uploading open-licenced books to be OCR-ed and proofread and linked to Wikipedia.…
From Ewan McAndrew
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Tips for Searching Digital News SourcesThis video offers tips to help search news databases. It will explore the key databases, Lexis Library and Nexis as examples. It will show simple and advanced searching across UK and International…
From Angela Nicholson
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