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In conversation with... Linda Bauld & David HardmanOn 21 November 2024, David Hardman (Research Fellow, CMI) hosted a conversation with Linda Bauld (Bruce and John Usher Professor of Public Health and Chief Social Policy Adviser to the Scottish…
From Kitty Flynn
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In conversation with... Shonagh Mcewan & Nicola BoydellOn 05 November 2024, Nicola Boydell (Lecturer, Usher Institute) hosted a conversation with Shonagh Mcewan (Policy Engagement with Research Manager, Edinburgh Research Office) on strategies for…
From Kitty Flynn
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Episode 5 - Extra-curricular activitiesIn this episode we talk to Will, who has just graduated, about his experiences with extra-curricular activities during his time at university.
From Elsbeth Dewhirst
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Map of Accused Witches in Scotland - User GuideA user guide to the map of accused witches in Scotland website, showing how to use all the new features and the different pages across the website. Research, explore and find out about the individual…
From Ewan McAndrew
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Open Science: why, how and its recent developments: a seminar by Prof Frank MiedemaIn this seminar, Prof Frank Miedema discusses the limitations in the current academic system of incentives, rewards, communication, and career progression, and how these compromise the openness…
From Kerry Miller
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MHSES 175th Anniversary Lecture Series - Education: Making a difference in the worldMoray House School of Education and Sport has organised a series of public lectures to celebrate its 175th anniversary, all on the theme of Making a Difference. Education: Making a difference in the…
From Pauline Patel
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MHSES 175th Anniversary Lecture Series - Exploring the history and current research of British Sign Language at MHSESMoray House School of Education and Sport has organised a series of public lectures to celebrate its 175th anniversary, all on the theme of Making a Difference. Exploring the history and current…
From Pauline Patel
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Forest and peatland programme: research, learning and teaching opportunitiesDr Annie Yang, Forest and Peatland Academic Manager, talks through some of the opportunities for research on the sites we are restoring. These include a broad range of subjects including social,…
From Alexandra Kuklinski
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Study an MScR in Palaeontology and GeobiologyWe are one of the leading centres of palaeontology and geobiology research in the UK and globally. Our MScR degree is the only such programme in palaeontology and geobiology in the UK. Find out…
From Jasmine Gilchrist
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Research-led teaching in the MSc GeoEnergyOur research is internationally renowned in the areas of carbon capture and storage, as well as negative emissions (also known as greenhouse gas removals). We are working within the UK and across the…
From Jasmine Gilchrist
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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 MorleyWith 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…
From Nel Coleman
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Fostering training of research staff through Replicating Open Science Hardware MRI: A Southeast Asian Initiative - Tapas Kumar MohantyThe Replicating Open Hardware Pulse Oximeter project in India, embodies the principles of open science and open hardware, aiming to address the scarcity of affordable scientific equipment hindering…
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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…
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Nurturing responsible data practices in creative industries R&D through applied ethics and open research practices - Nicola OsborneCreative Informatics (2018-24) is a major £10m research project providing funding and support to enable individuals and organisations in the creative and cultural industries to explore how data…
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See one, do one, teach one: Teaching Open Research Skills for Data-Driven Innovation in Health and Social Care - Kasia Banas (Speaker)With Brittany Blankinship, Sophie Marion de Proce, John Wilson As the Data-Driven Innovation Talent Team, we teach data and research skills to undergraduate, postgraduate and continuous…
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Humanities researchers’ perspectives towards scholarly communication practices - Dominic HewettTo change research culture for the better, we need to understand researchers. Existing studies of the scholarly communication landscape in the humanities, especially in relation to open access, have…
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