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Fostering training of research staff through Replicating Open Science Hardware MRI: A Southeast Asian Initiative - Tapas Kumar Mohanty

The 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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Library Bitesize: Searching grey literature for reviews and evidence synthesis

This session provides an overview of grey literature sources and some aspects to consider while integrating grey literature in your evidence synthesis or literature review. We demonstrate a practical…

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Food waste

Food Facts - Module 4 Presentation by Amelia Finaret for the free online course 'Food Facts: From Farm to Fork' edin.ac/food-facts

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Reliable nutrition information

Food Facts - Module 3 Presentation by Amelia Finaret for the free online course 'Food Facts: From Farm to Fork' edin.ac/food-facts

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Red meat... what's the beef?

Food Facts - Module 2 Presentation by Sarah Frank for the free online course 'Food Facts: From Farm to Fork' edin.ac/food-facts

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Food groups

Food Facts - Module 1 Presentation by Amelia Finaret for the free online course 'Food Facts: From Farm to Fork' edin.ac/food-facts

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Accessibility in Canva

A quick demo of how to use the Accessibility tools in Canva

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Xerte Module 2 Unit 2.3: Xerte Editor Overview

Xerte Module 2 Unit 2.3 Xerte Editor Overview

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Bruce Davie Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

Bruce Davie Distinguished Lecture - 60 Years of Computer Science & AI at Edinburgh

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SIFTing the literature: Critically evaluating the reliability of sources (Dissertation and Thesis Festival Nov 2023)

Ever seen something shared on social media that you think just cannot be true? Or wondered how you can be more critical in the sources of information you use in an assignment? By the end of this…

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2 Flammability (Part II)

Fire Safety Engineeing 5/MSc cive11055/pgee112452. Flammability (Part II)

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2 Flammability (Part I)

Fire Safety Engineeing 5/MSc cive11055/pgee112452. Flammability (Part I)

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Introduction to Plagiarism

Plagiarism is the most common and best-known example of academic misconduct. All types of work submitted by students are covered by this definition, including, for example, written work, diagrams,…

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Lecture 15 - Principles of Quantum Mechanics / Quantum Physics

Principles of Quantum Mechanics / Quantum Physics - Lecture 15

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Open science hardware for realising globally equitable knowledge production - Pen Yuan Hsing (Speaker), Brianna Johns

Join Pen Yuan Hsing (speaker) and Brianna Johns as they introduce us to Open Science Hardware, and the problems it solves. They offer successful examples of open science hardware projects that serve…

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Referencing for Law - April 2023

This session was designed to help students learn to reference for large projects such as dissertations while in the School of Law. We discuss: Why we reference and the definition of plagiarism …

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