Santander University Staff Development Grants 2026:
Apply for one of 100 £500 grants to support professional development. Open to all UK university staff in any role or function.
🔗 https://t.co/xm7rcgXbOf
Deadline: 2 July 2026
#Funding
Microsoft is retiring Publisher in October 2026. This article covers reasoning, possible replacements, and how to save material for use in other apps: https://t.co/XXXgxlflTp .
Do you have a LinkedIn account?
If you don't want your data used for AI training, log in, go to https://t.co/t9hCfQP6zH and toggle the setting to 'off'.
Article in 'The Register': https://t.co/Nodoe4B2me .
axe-con Mini: dev day
📆Thursday 30 October, 11:00-13:30 EDT
💻Online event
👉Register https://t.co/VIG2If9yQV
For developers, software development managers, accessibility team leaders, and others.
"Accessible social media", 💻online course, 📆18 September at 13:00 to 14:30 BST.
https://t.co/1igwXYU1lP
Learn techniques for producing inclusive content on major social media platforms, and general principles that can applied regardless of platform.
We're seeking applications for a 12 month Associate Lecturer in Ancient History and Archaeology, to start 1 September.
⏰Closing date: 16 May.
Informal enquiries welcome.
Two online information sessions will be held on 8 May.
https://t.co/M04HJqBFxd
#Vacancy#ClassicsTwitter
🌟 Kickstart your career in tech! 🌟
Join us on April 22, 5-7pm at Walter Bower House, Guardbridge. Learn about IT apprenticeships, meet professionals, and get career advice.
Parents welcome! More info: https://t.co/ubmBZ2QOiG
#TechCareers#Apprenticeships#ITJobs
"Introduction to Digital Accessibility"
📆Thursday 17 April 2025
🕐13:00 to 14:30 BST
View info and register: https://t.co/sO3kuWJOUA
#Free#OnlineEvent.
Hosted by AbilityNet.
From #NRSArchives:
A map of central Edinburgh as it appeared in 1851, created by English mapmaker and engraver John Rapkin.
Much of the city centre appears as it is now, while outlying areas are still shown as fields.
Zoom in and get a closer look 👇
https://t.co/76GxGNSC6K
Sipping my morning coffee ☕️ and thinking about these marvellous Minoan cups created by Bronze Age potters some 3,800 years ago.
Wouldn’t look too out of place today!
This type of Minoan pottery is known as Kamares Ware. Kamares Ware vessels are said to have been used in palace banquets, so they may have been used for consumption of alcohol. Analysis of organic residues from ancient Cretan pottery has detected resin-flavoured wine.
Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete. 📷 my own
#Archaeology
Research seminar, 3 November at 4.15pm:
"Uninvited guests, unexpected passengers"
Speaker: Eva Panagiotakopulu
In person: Room SO3 Swallowgate
Online: Teams (email [email protected], put “subscribe classics-ressem” in subject)
https://t.co/pvgHENMwd8
#AllWelcome
I couldn't upload these whilst I was in the Falklands as the Wi-Fi wasn't good enough, but, now I have returned to a constant depressing news cycle online, I feel like everybody needs to see some penguins living their best life 🇫🇰
"...Nightshade exploits a security vulnerability in generative AI models..."
Original headline: "This new data poisoning tool lets artists fight back against generative AI."
https://t.co/GuVrsm4KDU