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Inaugural Lecture of Professor Alex Thomson - Constructing Scotland: Devolution and Cultural History

Contemporary Scottish cultural debate has been significantly shaped by socioeconomic and political changes, and artistic and intellectual realignments, which occurred during the last two decades of…

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Public Engagement with Research in CMVM

Meaningful dialogue between research and society can be transformational, and ensures that the research we undertake in the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine has a positive impact on the…

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Museums, Media, Data & Gender: How to Make Images of Women More Visible on Wikimedia?

For this year’s Wikimania we are expanding on the themes of Collaboration of the Open through a GLAM and knowledge equity lens. We aim to establish a cross-community pathway to increase visual…

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How to navigate university life as an international student

This short video will explore how to navigate university life as an international student at the University of Edinburgh. We’ll cover essential tasks upon arrival, ways to get involved in the…

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Study an MSc in Environment, Culture and Society

Our MSc Environment, Culture and Society provides up-to-date knowledge of the contemporary issues and debates on the relationships between the environment, nature, culture and society. You will…

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How the MSc in Environment, Culture and Society addresses climate change

Taught by world-leading experts, the programme draws on expertise from across the University, including geography, social and political studies, literature, philosophy, science and tehcnology…

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Our student Kylie on studying an MSc in Environment, Culture and Society

Our MSc Environment, Culture and Society provides up-to-date knowledge of the contemporary issues and debates on the relationships between the environment, nature, culture and society. The…

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From compliance to culture: How can we address the barriers that are preventing a culture of Open Research in relation to Open Monographs? - Tom Morley

With the introduction of UKRIs new policy on the 1st of January 2024 and the possibility of Open Access Monographs being mandated by REF2029, there is an increasing focus within the scholarly…

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From practice to policy: how open research is changing research culture in cultural heritage - Jill Dye, Andrea Cop

The role of the museum (to preserve, interpret and make accessible collections and heritage) means that open access, in the broadest sense, has always been part of our purpose. Organisational…

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Open Research & Research Cultures at Edinburgh - Alex Peden

Research cultures are built and maintained by the actions, interactions, behaviours and processes that we all encounter and perform while undertaking or supporting research. These cultures are felt…

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EORC 2024 Plenary Panel: Enacting Research Culture Change

Join our four experts in research cultures as they consider the core question of the conference: how do we drive healthy and sustained culture change, and how does this apply in the case of Open…

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Driving culture change through Open Science: The Role of Research Funders, Marta Teperek

Open science initiatives share many similarities with movements dedicated to cultivating healthier and more inclusive research environments. UNESCO lists four values of Open Science that are also…

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In the Hot Seat - Lori

Who is the mind behind the academic mastery? Join us as we put Dr Watson, a.k.a Lori in the Hot Seat to discover what drives her passion for music, and how she began her journey into teaching…

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Why culture is key for healthier research for everyone - Julia Dorin

Why culture is key for healthier research for everyone - Julia Dorin

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Week 5 - Video 1

Status and citizenship

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Open Lecture Series Monsters in the Bible

Dr Judith Blair, Teaching Fellow at COLWednesday 6 December 2023 Catch-up on Dr Judit Blair's lecture: Are there monsters in the Bible? One would not necessarily associate the two, however, as…

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