Rare Book Cataloguing: The Case of the Blurry Page Sometimes in rare book cataloguing you come across something that requires you to flex you analytical bibliography muscles. It can be amazing what you can gather from the study of …Continue reading →

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Edinburgh Research Archive Statistics: March 2020 TAGS: downloads | dspace | edinburgh research archive | ERA | March 2020 | open access | PhD | Scholarly Communications

Edinburgh Research Explorer Statistics: March 2020 TAGS: downloads | Edinburgh Research Explorer | gold open access | green open access | March 1920 | open access | repository | Scholarly Communications

Health in Motion: I move, therefore I am TAGS: Archives | Body Language | collections | dance | Margaret Morris | Margaret Morris Movement | mental health | Mental well-being | movement | physical activity | Physical Education As many of us face the challenge of managing our mental and physical well-being during the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we look to the doyenne of movement and pioneer of …Continue reading →

This Is (Almost) The End A brief update on the final stages of our Wellcome Research-Resource funded project, read on to find out what to expect next…. Our Wellcome Research-Resource funded project ‘Evergreen: Patrick Geddes …Continue reading →

Edinburgh Research Archive Statistics: February 2020 TAGS: downloads | dspace | edinburgh research archive | ERA | February 2020 | open access | PhD | Scholarly Communications

Edinburgh Research Explorer Statistics: February 2020 TAGS: downloads | Edinburgh Research Explorer | February 2020 | gold open access | green open access | open access | repository | Scholarly Communications

The Japanese Garden Journey with us to 1908 as Patrick Geddes and Frank Mears’ look to Japan and the East for urban planning inspiration.  Archives volunteer and MSc Library and Information Studies student, …Continue reading →