Technically Scotland

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A podcast connecting Technicians across Scotland

  1. قبل ١٨ ساعة

    Sustainability Episode 6: A wider picture

    In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions.  In the final episode we are stepping back and bringing those conversations together.  We are joined by Susie Cook, Sustainability Implementation Manager at the University of Edinburgh and Charlie Baker, Research Fellow at the UK Institute for Technical Skills and Strategy.  Together, they bring perspectives from both implementation and research and help us to explore what this all means at a broader level, and what needs to happen next. Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In

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  2. قبل يومين

    Sustainability Episode 5: How are we trained?

    In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions.  In the fifth episode, we ask our guests what sustainability related training they have had access to, and what training they would like to see made available. We also delve into what one thing they think would make a big difference to technicians trying to drive sustainability initiatives forward. Hear from:  Michael Capeness, Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Marie Ann Pringle, Technical Manager, University of the West of Scotland Zephyr Liddell, Print and Dye Technician, Glasgow School of Art Abby Ireland, Teaching Technician, University of Glasgow Mira Novakova,  Institute Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Christine Surradge, Plant and Animal Technician, Edinburgh Napier University Elisa Garcia Wilson, Sustainability Officer, University of Dundee This podcast is funded by the Technician Commitment Collaboration Fund Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In

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  3. ١٦ يونيو

    Sustainability Episode 4: How do we share?

    In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions.  In the fourth episode, we ask our guests what opportunities they have to share best practice in their own institutions, throughout Scotland and with UK networks. Hear from:  Michael Capeness, Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Marie Ann Pringle, Technical Manager, University of the West of Scotland Zephyr Liddell, Print and Dye Technician, Glasgow School of Art Abby Ireland, Teaching Technician, University of Glasgow Mira Novakova,  Institute Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Christine Surradge, Plant and Animal Technician, Edinburgh Napier University Elisa Garcia Wilson, Sustainability Officer, University of Dundee This podcast is funded by the Technician Commitment Collaboration Fund Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In

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  4. Sustainability: Episode 3 Are We Visible?

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    Sustainability: Episode 3 Are We Visible?

    In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions.  In the third episode, we ask our guests if the work that technicians are doing in their institute is visible (and visibly done by technicians) and what recognition they are given for the work they are doing - which, remember, is often not part of their job descriptions. Hear from:  Michael Capeness, Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Marie Ann Pringle, Technical Manager, University of the West of Scotland Zephyr Liddell, Print and Dye Technician, Glasgow School of Art Abby Ireland, Teaching Technician, University of Glasgow Mira Novakova,  Institute Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Christine Surradge, Plant and Animal Technician, Edinburgh Napier University Elisa Garcia Wilson, Sustainability Officer, University of Dundee This podcast is funded by the Technician Commitment Collaboration Fund Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In  Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In

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  5. Sustainability: Episode 2 Are we in the room?

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    Sustainability: Episode 2 Are we in the room?

    In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions.  In the second episode, we will delve into the kind of work our guests are doing in more detail, consider what kind of support technicians might get to do this work in sustainability, and find out if technical voices are involved in the decision making around sustainability. Hear from:  Michael Capeness, Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Marie Ann Pringle, Technical Manager, University of the West of Scotland Zephyr Liddell, Print and Dye Technician, Glasgow School of Art Abby Ireland, Teaching Technician, University of Glasgow Mira Novakova,  Institute Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Christine Surradge, Plant and Animal Technician, Edinburgh Napier University Elisa Garcia Wilson, Sustainability Officer, University of Dundee This podcast is funded by the Technician Commitment Collaboration Fund Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In

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  6. Sustainability: Episode 1 Is it our job?

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    Sustainability: Episode 1 Is it our job?

    In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions.  In this first episode, we will be discussing the work that our guests have been doing, and asking the important question of 'is this work actually in our job descriptions?' Hear from:  Michael Capeness, Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Marie Ann Pringle, Technical Manager, University of the West of Scotland Zephyr Liddell, Print and Dye Technician, Glasgow School of Art Abby Ireland, Teaching Technician, University of Glasgow Mira Novakova,  Institute Laboratory Manager, University of Edinburgh Christine Surradge, Plant and Animal Technician, Edinburgh Napier University Elisa Garcia Wilson, Sustainability Officer, University of Dundee This podcast is funded by the Technician Commitment Collaboration Fund Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In

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  7. Fraser Massie, Research Technician

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    Fraser Massie, Research Technician

    In our last every episode of Techically Edinburgh, hosts Lee Murphy and Charli Corcoran talk to Edinomics Research Technician Fraser Massie about his role and career journey. Don't forget to join us at Technically Scotland, to find out about more of Scotland's technicians. Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In

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  8. Tom Johnston, Sports and Exercise Technician

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    Tom Johnston, Sports and Exercise Technician

    Tom Johnston is a sports and exercise technician with Moray House School of Education and Sport, University of Edinburgh.  Tom also works part time as a Sports and Exercise lecturer at Edinburgh Napier University.  Listen as hosts Lee and Charli find out more about his role. Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Follow us on Linked In

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A podcast connecting Technicians across Scotland

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