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Introduction to Collaborate course recording (February 2023)

Recording of the presentation for the "Introduction to Collaborate" course bookable on People & Money (University login required).This course provides an introduction to Collaborate…

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'Cognitive biases in hallucinations - Inconsistent findings and suboptimal measurement practices', Dr David Smailes

Several cognitive biases are thought to play a role in the development of hallucinations. Biases in source monitoring (where participants must determine whether stimuli were internal and/or…

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CJS Seminar: Deborah Russo

The Crime, Justice & Society Seminar Series presents Isolation in Scottish prisons through a letter-writing project Deborah Russo, University of Edinburgh and member of the Scottish…

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Current Issues in Medical Law & Ethics Postgraduate Webinar Series: Event 1

"A collective movement”: opting for deemed consent organ donation in Northern Ireland Ms Ruby Reed-Berendt from the University of Edinburgh About this event Join…

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Moral Horizons of Pain: Participatory Theatre and Public Engagement with Data and Technology in Medicine

AbstractIn this talk, members of the Critical Data Sense team from the University of Calgary (Canada) describe their public performance piece, “Moral Horizons of Pain.” Drawing on the…

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Jemina Napier's presentation

Access to maternal healthcare information for deaf women who use sign language

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MucAct COPD Protocol Training v4.0 15 Sep 2022

MucAct COPD Protocol Training

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Week 5: Tools for Reflection

Dr Hamish Macleod discusses week 5 of the course, using the labyrinth as a metaphor for how to approach thinking about the assessment for the course. If you download and reuse this video, please…

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Effects of global discourse coherence on local contextual predictions - Georgia-Ann Carter

Context is vitally important for how we understand the world around us, and this is particularly so with language. We know that humans use a range of linguistic cues when understanding language to…

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Depression Detectives - Iona Beange & Sophia Collins

Depression Detectives was a (pilot) online user-led citizen science project which ran between Feb-Sep 2021. It brought together people with lived experience of depression, and researchers who study…

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Open science in experimental autism research: a replication study of information transfer within and between autistic and non-autistic people, Crompton et al, 2022

Information sharing depends on successful communication. Because autism is clinically defined by social communication deficits, autistic people may be expected to be less effective at sharing…

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RESULT_HIP Study Procedures_Data Collection_13May2022 with commentary.mp4

A guide to study procesures and data collection for the RESULT-HIP trial.

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ACCORD Update Event 1 (Part 2): Research Transparency

Marise Bucukoglu (Head of Research Governance, UoE) and Heather Charles (Head of Research Governance, NHS Lothian) discuss the national and local work ongoing around research transparency in health…

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Archiving Your Research Data Part 2: Practical Data Archiving

Research Data Service training: 'Archiving Your Research Data' presented by Pauline Ward on 7 April 2022. Part 2: Practical data archiving using the services at the University of Edinburgh…

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23 Things for Digital Knowledge: Building digital confidence

Overview of the 23 Things for Digital Knowledge course created by Stephanie (Charlie) Farley.

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Using Mixed Methods in Psychological Research Part 4

An outline of exploratory sequential mixed methods design and a discussion of whether conversation analysis (and discursive psychology) can be mixed with coding and quantification.

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