New podcast launched in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
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Dr Sudipa Sarker, Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management and Programme Lead for MSc Global Logistics and Supply Chain Analytics, is launching a new podcast series on gender mainstreaming in the logistics and supply chain industry funded by the…
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Empowering Indonesian women in STEM through British Council Gender Equality Partnerships funding
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Edinburgh Napier University has been successfully granted funding by the British Council Gender Equality Partnerships for a project entitled “Empowering Indonesian women in STEM: Building Resilience through Network, Advisers and Role Models”. The project is conducted in collaboration with Universitas…
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Silver ‘Cutting Edge Research Award’ for ENU researchers’ contribution to Event Studies
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An Edinburgh Napier University research team is the winner of the Silver 2023 Award for Cutting Edge Research in Event Studies. The team won the award for their paper published in Event Management, the leading international journal for the study…
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External funding awarded for The Centre for Child and Family Law and Policy & the “Domestic Abuse and Legal Aid – Pilot Project”
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The Centre for Child and Family Law and Policy has been awarded £2000 from the Clark Foundation for Legal Education, in order to offer our students mini-internships in the field of Family Law during the academic year 2023-24 (the Centre…
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In-between Belongings: Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on the Lives of Syrian Refugees in Scotland
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In collaboration with: Scottish Refugee Council, Edinburgh Napier University, Al-Maktoum College, Abertay University Dundee – 3rd October 2023 This event explores the co-existence of multiple and radically distinctive, yet rhythmic worlds, that Syrian refugees resettling in the Scotland found themselves…
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ENU Head of Law Professor Richard Whitecross secures RSE Award
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Edinburgh Napier University Professor and Head of Law, Richard Whitecross, has been awarded the prestigious Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) Spring 2023 small research grant for his upcoming project: Domestic abuse and contact cases: understanding the barriers to civil legal…
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Scotland Leads the Way in Social Tourism for Unpaid Carers
Global survey of cities finds more than half lack plans to guide digitalization
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Press Release: Nairobi/Barcelona, November 15, 2022 Cities are increasingly using digital technologies for the delivery of basic services such as transportation, energy, public lighting, waste management, healthcare, and many others. This ongoing digital transformation provides new opportunities but also creates…
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Edinburgh Napier-led Cycling Supply Chain Research suggests action plan for circular bicycle manufacturing industry
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Opportunities for Scotland discussed at Scottish Mountain Bike Conference Lockdowns during the pandemic highlighted the mental and physical health benefits of cycling as never before; but as demand for bikes soared, the corona virus also brought into sharp focus the…
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