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Permeability of stressed concrete: Steady鈥恠tate method of measuring permeability of hardened concrete studies in relation to the change in structure of concrete under various short鈥恡erm stress levels

Journal Article
Kermani, A. (1991)
Permeability of stressed concrete: Steady鈥恠tate method of measuring permeability of hardened concrete studies in relation to the change in structure of concrete under various short鈥恡erm stress levels. Building research and information : the international journal of research, development and demonstration. 19(6), 360-366. doi:10.1080/09613219108727156. ISSN 1466-4321
Abdy Kermani of the Structural Research Group at the Department of Civil Engineering, Napier Polytechnic of Edinburgh, found that permeability increases with increase in appli...

Life Tables ? A Plea for their Use.

Journal Article
Raeside, R., & Windle, D. (1991)
Life Tables ? A Plea for their Use. Teaching Statistics, 13(3), 78-81. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9639.1991.tb00182.x
This article highlights the important contribution that life tables can make to teaching in the social sciences and in engineering subjects, especially when comparative work i...

A computer-based microworld for the assessment and remediation of sentence processing deficits in aphasia.

Thesis
Crerar, M. A. A computer-based microworld for the assessment and remediation of sentence processing deficits in aphasia. (Thesis)
麻豆社区. Retrieved from http://researchrepository.napier.ac.uk/id/eprint/4968
This thesis investigates impairments of written sentence comprehension in 14 aphasic adults. The primary purpose of the research was to apply computer technology to the proces...

New records of the Sokoke pipit Anthus sokokensis from Kiono Forest Reserve, Bagamoyo District, northeastern Tanzania

Journal Article
Burgess, N., Cutts, C., & Huxham, M. (1991)
New records of the Sokoke pipit Anthus sokokensis from Kiono Forest Reserve, Bagamoyo District, northeastern Tanzania. Scopus, 15, (56-57). ISSN 0250-4162
New records of the Sokoke pipit Anthus sokokensis from Kiono Forest Reserve, Bagamoyo District, northeastern Tanzania

Conserved Organization of ?-Aminobutyric AcidAReceptor Genes: Cloning and Analysis of the Chicken ?4-Subunit Gene

Journal Article
Lasham, A., Vreugdenhil, E., Bateson, A. N., Barnard, E. A., & Darlison, M. G. (1991)
Conserved Organization of ?-Aminobutyric AcidAReceptor Genes: Cloning and Analysis of the Chicken ?4-Subunit Gene. Journal of Neurochemistry, 57(1), 352-355. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1471-4159.1991.tb02135.x
Abstract: A series of genomic clones containing DNA that encodes the chicken 纬-aminobutyric acidA (GABAA) receptor 尾4 subunit have been isolated. These have been restriction m...

Making Sense of Split Skin Grafts

Journal Article
Coull, A. F. (1991)
Making Sense of Split Skin Grafts. Nursing Times, 87(27),
No abstract available.

Performance of Nailed Gusset Joints in Ridged Timber Portals

Journal Article
Kermani, . A., & Lee, B. S. (1991)
Performance of Nailed Gusset Joints in Ridged Timber Portals. International Journal of Forest Engineering, 3(1), 13-28. https://doi.org/10.1080/08435243.1991.10702630
Abstract The structural behaviour and performance of nailed plywood gusset knee joints of timber portal frames are investigated. An analytical study has shown, and experimenta...

The effect of acidification on epilithic algae in the Loch Ard catchment.

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Kinross, J. H. The effect of acidification on epilithic algae in the Loch Ard catchment. (Thesis)
Napier Polytechnic of Edinburgh. Retrieved from http://researchrepository.napier.ac.uk/id/eprint/2811
A survey of epilithic filamentous algae was carried out at 15 sites on 10 streams with a range of mean pH from 4.37 to 6.67 in the Loch Ard area of the Trossachs, between 1986...

Broadcasting Communication Systems.

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Bielefeldt, C. (1991)
Broadcasting Communication Systems. In Concise Encyclopedia of Traffic & Transportation SystemsPergammon

Rondo Forest Reserve, Tanzania: an ornithological note including new records of the East Coast Akalat Sheppardia gunningi, the Spotted Ground Thrush Turdus fischeri, and the Rondo Green Barbet Stactolaema olivacea woodwardi

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Holsten, B., Br盲unlich, A., & Huxham, M. (1991)
Rondo Forest Reserve, Tanzania: an ornithological note including new records of the East Coast Akalat Sheppardia gunningi, the Spotted Ground Thrush Turdus fischeri, and the Rondo Green Barbet Stactolaema olivacea woodwardi. Scopus, 14(2), (125-128). ISSN 0250-4162
The Rondo Forest Reserve is a semi-deciduous coastal forest situated at 10掳10S, 39掳15E in southern Tanzania, 77 km by road from the coastal town of Lindi. The forest isheterog...

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ENUclusion Conference: Connecting EDI Research and Action at and by ENU

2026 - 2029
This conference aims to connect and advance EDI research and action at ENU from all disciplines, students, staff, alumni, and our communities of research users. While showcasing and advancing research...
Funder: Fees (CPD courses and Conference Delegate)

Optimal Policies in ICT Standardization

2025 - 2026
The research project, titled 'Optimal Policies in ICT Standardization' (OPICTS), aims at strengthening the intellectual property (IP) policies to be implemented in the context of standard development ...
Funder: British Academy | Value: 拢4,150

A New Generation of Peer Advice Systems鈥 Prototyping and Testing the Freelance Advisor App

2025 - 2026
Research shows a big knowledge gap in the freelance community, with 56.5% of freelancers not feeling well informed of their rights, 68.5% having issues with late or non-payment, and 57.1% relying on p...
Funder: British Academy | Value: 拢9,998

The Curious Teacher CPD Event

2025 - 2025
A 1 day CPD to enhance the knowledge, skills and wellbeing of school teachers.
Funder: Fees (CPD courses and Conference Delegate)

Conference (8th Edition of the Ethical Finance & Sustainability 8-9 May 2025

2025 - 2026
This is an academic conference, which we corganise in Edinburgh on 8-9 May, 2025. The full name is: 8th Edition of the Ethical Finance & Sustainability. The short name is: EFS 2025 The EFS conferen...
Funder: Fees (CPD courses and Conference Delegate)

Key new roles in higher education apprenticeships: exploring boundary-spanning identities of tripartite representatives

2025 - 2026
This project is a collaboration with Northumbria University and the University of Hertfordshire. Higher education apprenticeships are a recent innovation within the UK, with potential to improve soci...
Funder: 麻豆社区 for Educational Studies | Value: 拢9,873

The use of AI agents for lifestyle behaviour change in individuals with coronary heart disease (CHD)

2025 - 2025
Heart disease is a major health issue in the UK and worldwide. Coronary heart disease (CHD), caused by cholesterol buildup in the arteries, is one of the leading causes of death. Many people in the UK...
Funder: Burdett Trust for Nursing | Value: 拢19,283

Learning from Collaborative Storytelling: Enhancing Visual Scene Understanding through Human-Robot Interaction

2025 - 2028
The research project aims to revolutionise how robots comprehend and interact with the physical world by combining advanced techniques in video analysis, knowledge acquisition, and collaborative story...
Funder: Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council | Value: 拢439,581

Advancing Innovation and Sustainability Research

2025 - 2027
Southeast Asia is a region of great potential but faces challenges such as environmental degradation, social inequalities, and demographic shifts due to rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, and popu...
Funder: British Academy | Value: 拢29,431

Accelerating the discovery and characterisation of new energy storage materials

2025 - 2026
This multidisciplinary project aims to accelerate the discovery and development of innovative and sustainable multi-component and heterogeneous materials. It necessitates a collaborative approach util...
Funder: Department for Science, Innovation & Technology | Value: 拢25,740

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Transitioning Experiences of Internationally Educated Female West African Nurses into the Nursing Workforce in Scotland: A Mixed Method Study

2025 - date
Director of Studies: Dr Ray Samuriwo | Second Supervisor: Dr Imi Dencer-Brown

Development of an In-vitro regulatory T-Cell suppression quantification assay.

2025 - date
Monsuru Sanni | Director of Studies: Dr Graham Wright | Second Supervisor: Dr Matthew Boyles

Evaluate the effectiveness of Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated personalized auditory verbal stimuli on the level of consciousness, behavioural and cortical responses, preparation for sedation hold and extubation among comatose patients and compare to the existing care. pathway.

2025 - date
Roseminu Varghese | Director of Studies: Prof Cathal Breen | Second Supervisor: Dr Gosha Wojcik

Exploring Musical Improvisation as a Conduit for Embodied Socio-Cultural Expression

2025 - date
Robert McLaughlin | Director of Studies: Dr Zack Moir | Second Supervisor: Prof Kerstin Stutterheim

Exploring Ergodic Systems Through Maximal Functions Defined Over Different Geometric Objects

2025 - date
Dr Taisiia Miroshnichenko | Director of Studies: Dr Kevin Hughes Jr | Second Supervisor: Dr Chris Guiver

Effective Talent Development in Scottish Women鈥檚 Football: Evolving evidence based practice within Scotland鈥檚 NexGen Performance programme

2025 - date
Leon Popplewell | Director of Studies: Dr Cedric English | Second Supervisor: Prof Russell Martindale

Reverse Logistics and Supply Chain Optimization for Recycled Cement: A Circular Economy Approach to Supply Chain Design

2025 - date
Maximilian Eisenmenger | Director of Studies: Dr Mahinda Yapa Mudiyanselage | Second Supervisor: Dr Nader Seyedkalali

Enhancing Athlete Development: Testing and evolving a mechanism to monitor, evaluate and drive evidence-based practice, coherence and performance in athlete development environments

2025 - date
Dr Ann Fitzgerald | Director of Studies: Prof Russell Martindale | Second Supervisor: Dr Hollie Fountain

Becoming International: Strengthening the Global Position by Unlocking Regional Powers

2025 - date
Christine Wacker | Director of Studies: Dr Sharif Alaydi | Second Supervisor: Prof Maura Sheehan

Waves Of Colour and Harmonising Perceptions: Exploring The Creative Mind Through Synaesthesia and fNIRS

2025 - date
Melissa McMullan | Director of Studies: Dr Rory MacLean | Second Supervisor: Dr Duncan Carmichael

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Gary Kerr interviewed by BBC Radio Gloucestershire

7 June 2022
Interview by Jo Durrant, BBC Radio Gloucestershire, about "The Arcade" a new interactive zone curated by Dr Gary Kerr, at Cheltenham Science Festival

Dr Kulpa invited to Leibniz-Institut f眉r Geschichte und Kultur des 枚stlichen Europa (GWZO), Leipzig, Germany.

1 June 2022
Dr Kulpa spoke about "Thinking About the Geo-politics of Knowledge Production: Non-anglophone Epistemologies in/of Queer Studies" at Leibniz-Institut f眉r Geschichte und Kultur des 枚stlichen Europa (GW...

Dr Dimitra Gkatzia invited to join panel on "Explainable AI" at the Scottish AI Summit

30 March 2022
Panel title: Why is explainable AI still a challenge? Trustworthiness and explainability are increasingly recognised as key to the widespread adoption of AI systems. But can, and should, all AI model...

Napier spin-outs help supply chain cyber security

21 March 2022
TWO projects from Edinburgh Napier鈥檚 School of Computing have won funding from a programme which develops innovative cyber security ideas for the commercial market. TrueDeploy and Trustd are being su...

麻豆社区 funding success for School of Computing

21 March 2022
Two projects from Edinburgh Napier鈥檚 acclaimed School of Computing have won funding from a programme which develops innovative cyber security ideas for the commercial market. TrueDeploy and Trustd ar...

Dr Chris Guiver awarded one-year Royal 麻豆社区 of Edinburgh personal research fellowship

9 March 2022
Dr Chris Guiver, of 麻豆社区's School of Engineering and the Built Environment, has been awarded a one-year personal Research Fellowship by the Royal 麻豆社区 of Edinburgh in their a...

Article in The Scotsman: Digital social events worked well for people living with dementia - Dr Gary Kerr

3 March 2022
Article in the Scotsman by Gary Kerr on dementia research

CAn the bad boys of brewing be tamed?

14 February 2022
An opinion piece on the controversy surrounding Brewdog's management practices in the wake of a BBC Disclosure expose and a campaign launched by a group of ex-employees.

Dr Kulpa invited to speak on "Queer Politics of Post-Enlightenment" at Lund University

1 December 2021
The talk reflected on the contemporary queer studies and the geo-temporal 鈥榰nsettlement鈥 of Central and Eastern Europe in the occidental (and occidentalist) imaginary.

Richard Llewellyn appointed as professional institution trustee and strategic board chair

19 November 2021
Richard Llewellyn has been appointed a Trustee of the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) and Chair of the charity's Education and Professional Development Strategic Board.

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Emergency Management of Severe Burns (EMSB) Course

Simulation and Clinical Skills Centre 麻豆社区
27 November 2025

CAMC research talk: 'Creativity in Motion - Unfinishing Feminist Film and Literary History'

Merchiston Campus E17
30 April 2025

4th Annual RENT Abstract Writing Workshop

Zoom
23 April 2025

PhD Supervision and dealing with AI.

Craiglockhart Campus
4 April 2025

Confronting "Anti-Gender" Mobilizations across Ukraine, Poland, Belarus, and Russia: Challenges and Queer-Feminist Resistances

Date: Monday, March 3, 2025; 9:30鈥16:30 CET (Warsaw time); Online & In-person: Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Staszic Palace (Pa艂ac Staszica), Nowy 艢wiat 72, 00-330 Warsaw, Poland Registration link (for both online and in-person participation): Click here https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/253ecaa8-ddf1-45bc-a765-f82099fcc299@99e0dc58-9c4b-4820-8617-04c386c254c6 Agenda (PL time zone) 09:30鈥10:00 Arrival, coffee, informal networking 10:00鈥11:00 Presentation of RESIST Project Findings from the Case Studies in Poland and Belarus.聽 Panel discussion (hybrid, online transmission). The RESIST team members will introduce the project and speak about the effects of, and resistances against 鈥渁nti-gender鈥 politics in Belarus and Poland in 15-minute presentations followed by a Q&A. Adrianna Zabrzewska (RESIST Project, 麻豆社区), Understanding 鈥楢nti-gender鈥 Politics Across Europe: An Overview of the RESIST Project. Ekaterina Filep (RESIST Project, Universit茅 de Fribourg), Lived Experiences and Resistances to the 鈥楢nti-gender鈥 Mobilisations in Belarus. Roberto Kulpa (RESIST Project, 麻豆社区), Lived Experiences and Resistances to the 鈥楢nti-gender鈥 Mobilisations in Poland. 11:00鈥11:15 COFFEE BREAK 11:15鈥12:30 Feedback session and idea exchange workshop.聽 This workshop (in-person only) aims to facilitate engagement with the project findings and share insights. We invite everyone to reflect on the following questions: How do 鈥渁nti-gender鈥 politics manifest differently in 聽Ukraine, Poland, Belarus, and Russia and what factors contribute to these variations? In what ways do queer-feminist movements in these countries collaborate or support one another? What barriers (both external聽 and internal) do they encounter in building solidarity? What role does intersectionality play in shaping the experiences of individuals affected by 鈥渁nti-gender鈥 politics in Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia? 12:30鈥13:45 LUNCH BREAK 13:45鈥15:00 Gender, Sexuality, Migration: Intersectional Identities, Competing Priorities, and Queer-Feminist Resistances Against 鈥淎nti-Gender鈥 Politics.聽Panel discussion (hybrid, online transmission). In this session, our guest speakers will deliver 15-minute presentations on their respective research, followed by Q&A. Chaired by Dorota Hall, IFiS PAN. Olga Sasunkevich (University of Gothenburg), The frames of war: state-led homophobia in Russia and the war against Ukraine and the West in the context of transnational anti-gender mobilisation. Olga Plakhotnik (University of Greifswald), Maria Mayerchyk (Rhine-Waal University), Between 鈥淕ender鈥 and 鈥淎nti-Gender鈥: (Trans) Necropolitics at the Buffer Periphery. Sarian Jarski (Migration Consortium/ Queer Without Borders), 鈥楺ueer鈥 and at the 鈥榞reen border鈥: LGBTQI+ displacement and intersectional solidarity at Polish borders with Belarus and Ukraine after 2021. 15:00鈥15:20 COFFEE BREAK 15:20鈥16:30 Anti-Gender Violence across Migration Routes. Personal Experiences, Theoretical Approaches, Academic Trials and Tribulations.聽 Experience-sharing session (in-person only). In this session, we invite all in-person attendees to reflect on the questions below. Moderated by: Anna Cze Czerwi艅ska聽HerStory Archivist and Independent Expert. How do experiences of 鈥渁nti-gender鈥 violence differ among individuals navigating various migration routes? What coping mechanisms and strategies of resistance are employed? How does the experience of migration impact one鈥檚 academic and/or activist engagements? Do queer-feminist scholars in these four national contexts experience the limitation of academic freedoms due to 鈥渁nti-gender鈥 mobilizations? In what ways? How can theories of post-colonialism and peripheralization be applied to understand the unique challenges faced by queer-feminist movements in Ukraine, Poland, Belarus, and Russia and across these national contexts? Reminder: Please note that both in-person and online attendees need to register for the event by following this link. We will not be able to admit unregistered participants. Presentation Abstracts: Olga Sasunkevich The frames of war: state-led homophobia in Russia and the war against Ukraine and the West in the context of transnational anti-gender mobilisation This presentation is based on a forthcoming book chapter that analyses how state-led homophobia in Russia served as a discursive framing of country鈥檚 decision to launch the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The argument is built on theoretical concepts of (un)grievable life and queer necropolitics to illuminate how questions of gender equality and sexual rights increasingly become the question of life and death in the contemporary geopolitical climate. 聽 Applied to the Russian context, these concepts reveal the potential of state-led homophobia to incite affective violence and economies of hate. The presentation analyses Russia鈥檚 case at the transnational background of anti-gender mobilization where struggles around gender and sexuality become a central field of contestation in contemporary (geo)politics. Thus, the cruelty of Russia in relation to 鈥渦ngrievable鈥 segments of its own population and the citizens of Ukraine should be seen as a warning suggesting that the boundary between symbolic and outright violence of anti-gender mobilization is fragile. Olga Plakhotnik and Maria Mayerchyk Between 鈥淕ender鈥 and 鈥淎nti-Gender鈥: (Trans) Necropolitics at the Buffer Periphery We use the concept of necropolitics (Mbembe 2003) in two dimensions. First, we zoom in on the situation of transgender people in Ukraine. On the one hand, they are vulnerable to transphobic hatred fuelled by transnational 鈥渁nti-gender鈥 movements. On the other hand, opposing 鈥渁nti-gender鈥 discourse, feminist activists and academics might rely on the grammar of binary gender, thus producing overt or covert transphobia. In addition to many levels of human insecurity caused by the full-scale Russian war on Ukraine, the condition of martial law and militarization of feminist and LGBT+ activisms in Ukraine practically delegitimize transgender lives. In the second part, we employ the analytics of the 鈥渂uffer periphery鈥 to decipher how 鈥減rogressive鈥 gender and sexual politics are being instrumentalized in the context of EU- and NATO aspirations of the Ukrainian state and Western financial and military aid. Zooming out to a global scale, we apply the concept of necropolitics to examine how both Western and Russian imperial powers project the Ukrainian population as marked by colonial difference, and what queer feminist responses to this projection might look like. Sarian Jarosz 鈥楺ueer鈥 and at the 鈥榞reen border鈥. LGBTQI+ displacement and intersectional solidarity at Polish borders with Belarus and Ukraine after 2021 The sudden intensification of mobility on Poland's eastern borders - first in 2021 on the border with Belarus, then in 2022 on the border with Ukraine - has forced Polish informal border solidarity infrastructures to develop ad hoc intersectional response to LGBTQI+ displacement. Based on the framework of engaged ethnography and the in-depth work of the cross-border research collective Queer Without Borders, I aim to present the different forms of queer humanitarianism and risks of its criminalization during humanitarian crises after 2021. This analysis exposes how both the experience of minority stress and state criminalization of queer/border solidarity in Poland in 2017-2023, shapes the methods and data collection regarding LGBTQI+ individuals on the move, conducted by the informal border activists at both Polish borders (Guyan 2022; Sandberg 2018). The emphasis is on testimonies of those engaged in queer migration research or humanitarian and legal data collection, who directly apply such data into cross-border work in Poland and Ukraine (Queer Without Borders 2022). Participant bios: Anna Cze Czerwi艅ska is a longstanding feminist activist, past member of the Manifa 8go Marca, O艢Ka, co-founder of Feminoteka and STER. She is a leading expert and organiser of herstory archives of Polish activist women in politics. Dorota Hall is an Assoc. Prof. at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, interested in religion, new spiritualities, gender, sexualities, minoritization and various forms of marginalization. She was a member of expert networks, such as the Network of Socio-economic Experts in the Anti-discrimination Field (SEN) established by the European Commission. Sarian Jarosz is a Research Coordinator at Migration Consortium, Humanitarian LGBTQI+ Advisor at Save the Children Poland and co-founder of Queer Without Borders, non-formal coalition of organizations assisting LGBTQI+ refugees in Poland. With Save the Children and Plan International he published two reports on humanitarian response to LGBTQI+ displacement in Poland. Formerly Investigator on LGBTQI+ rights and migration at Amnesty International Poland. His focus is on criminalization of LGBTQI+ solidarity after 2017, research conducted in Poland, Belarus, Russia and Uganda. Maria Mayerchyk is a Deputy Professor at the Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences and, together with Olga Plakhotnik, a joint editor-in-chief of Feminist Critique: East European Journal of Feminist and Queer Studies. Maria鈥檚 research interests include a decolonial perspective on gender, sexuality and body, queer and feminist movements and epistemologies of Eastern Europe, diaspora and migration studies, and folklore. Olga Plakhotnik is a Chair for Ukrainian Cultural Studies at the University of Greifswald and a PI of the project "(Un)Disciplined: Pluralizing Ukrainian Studies鈥擴nderstanding the War in Ukraine鈥 . As a scholar-activist and educator, Olga works in the area of feminist/queer epistemologies, critical citizenship studies, and feminist/queer pedagogies. Volha/Olga Sasunkevich is an Associate Professor in Gender Studies at the University of Gothenburg. She is a PI for EU Horizon Project MAGnituDe. Migration, Affective Geopolitics and European Democracy in Times of Military Conflicts and Research School FUDEM 鈥 Future of Democracy: Cultural Analyses of Illiberal Populism in Times of Crises. Olga's research interests revolve around the questions of gender, sexuality, migration and ethnicity in Eastern Europe. RESIST Project Team Members: Katya Filep (Universit茅 de Fribourg) is a social geographer specialising in gender, with a regional focus on Central Asia and Eastern Europe. She has a professional background in research, project management, translation and interpreting. Katya coordinates the RESIST Project's case study of Belarus and Hungary. Roberto Kulpa (麻豆社区) is a social scientist interested in transnational sexual politics, especially dynamics between Central-Eastern Europe and 鈥榯he West鈥, as well as in critical epistemologies. He coordinates the RESIST Project鈥檚 case study on Poland and leads on Stage 5: Communication and Dissemination. Adrianna Zabrzewska聽 (麻豆社区) is a feminist philosopher and co-editor of Gender, Voice, and Violence in Poland (2021). Adrianna combines a professional background in content marketing with interdisciplinary research expertise to implement RESIST鈥檚 impact plan and contribute to the case study on Poland.
3 March 2025

Law and Life in International Organizations

Edinburgh Napier, Craiglockart Campus
21 February 2025

ExtraCECI Project Theory of Change Workshop with stakeholders to refine the ExtraCECI intervention

Accra, Ghana
21 January 2025

ExtraCECI Project Launch

Accra, Ghana
20 January 2025

Scottish Government Launch of Connecting People, Connecting Support (2024)

LRC5, Conference Facility at 麻豆社区.
28 November 2024

25 Years of Devolution

麻豆社区, Craiglockhart Campus
21 October 2024