CEPHAD aims at stimulating the flow of ideas between research in philosophy and research in design
CEPRA Center for practice led research
This mailing list pertains to the events, activities and funding opportunities of the Centre for Practice-led Research in the Arts, based at the University of Leeds, UK
CETIS-ACCESSIBILITY CETIS Accessibility Mailing List
The Jisc Cetis Accessibility mailing list was used to support the Cetis Accessibility Special Interest Group from 2001-2011. It is now used as a forum for discussions about the accessibility of online resources and services.
CETIS-METADATA CETIS Metadata
For members of the HE/FE community who wish to discuss issues relating to metadata for learning resources
CETIS-PORTFOLIO e-portfolio practitioners and developers
sublist of cetis-announce
A mailing list to support the CETIS Portfolio SIG, which seeks to develop the community and foster consensus in the area of definitions, specifications and standards for learner services including personal development planning (PDP) and e-portfolio. We clearly recognise that this goal needs involvement both from practitioners in the field, and from developers and technical staff who have responsibility for designing and building systems. We aim to promote dialogue within and between groups of stakeholders, aiming at workable consensus on definitions, specifications and standards, while fully acknowledging the desirability of diversity in PDP and other practice. Any technical terms used on this list should be explained.
CETIS-QTI-SIG JISC CETIS Assessment SIG Discussion List
This list is for the JISC CETIS Assessment Special Interest Group to discuss issues about the interoperability of CAA and the current (developing) specifications in this area such as IMS QTI.
CGSWINCHESTER Centre for Gender Studies, University of Winchester
The Centre for Gender Studies at the University of Winchester was launched in June 2011. Since then it has generated much interest from academics, research students and non-academic user groups alike.
As an interdisciplinary centre, the CGS aims to encourage and develop diverse understanding concerning the social category of gender as well as its intersection with other social categories such as age, class, ethnicity, nationality, race, religion and sexuality. This diversity of understanding is evidenced in its annual research seminar series, open to the public, which hosts prominent figures in the field and showcases recent advances in gender studies.
The Centre seeks to foster links, both nationally and internationally, through encouraging collaborative projects. Likewise, we are interested in hearing from prospective research students.
CGWS Centre for Gender and Women's Studies mailing list
This list is for the distribution of information about the activities of the Centre for Gender and Women's Studies to its members. It also provides a forum for debate and the exchange of ideas about areas of mutual interest between CGWS members.
CHALLENGEIT Challenge It - teaching materials for challenging homophobic bullying
The mailing list is for a working group on a project called Challenging Homophobia and Homophobic Bullying through Children's Literature - the core aim of which is to help create more inclusive school environments. The project looks towards using children's literature as a key resource for challenging homophobic bullying and homophobic behaviour, language and stereotypes.
CHALLHIST Discussion list for working with challenging histories in museums
Discussion list on the topic of working with challenging, contested and sensitive histories in museums and heritage sites, linked to the Challenging History Network.
CHAPLAINCY-SPIRITUALITY-HEALTH A network for chaplains, educationalists and researchers
A network for chaplains, educationalists and researchers to share information on education, training and research requirements and provision.
CHART Chart: computers and the history of art
Chart is the discussion list of CHArt, the Computers and History of Art group. It provides an open forum for queries and debating issues related to the use of Computers for art historical research and scholarship.
CHEM-CSCST-UK Chinese Society of Chemical Science and Technology,UK
Discussion list for the Chinese Society of Chemical Science and Technology, UK. Its members are mainly UK university students and staff who are Chinese, from China, or speak Chinese. Topics will include chemistry, chemical engineering and related subjects.
CHEM-EDUCATION Chemistry education in UKHE
A discussion list concerned with all educational aspects, set up for UK academics involved in teaching chemistry, particularly at the higher education level. Sublist of physsci-education
CHEMSH-ANNOUNCE ChemShell announcements
Announcements relating to the ChemShell computational chemistry software. This is a low traffic list for news including releases and training.
CHEN The Co-operative Higher Education Network
The Co-operative Higher Education Network (CHEN) is a general purpose mailing list with a focus on co-operated higher education in the broadest sense. It is open to anyone who wishes to talk and network around co-operative higher education. This is an informal space where ideas, themes, proposals and solutions can be generated and discussed. Moderation will be kept to a minimum. CHEN members may wish to organised events and other activities.
CHESSFORUM Discussion list for CHESS
This list is for a wider group of people involved in CHESS (Consortium of Higher Education Support Services for Deaf Students) - wider than the planning group
CHEST-SPSS For technical discussion on issues related to the SPSS products
SPSS is a suite of statistical software, made available to the HE Community under a CHEST Agreement. The list is a forum for technical discussion on issues related to the SPSS products, and should not be used to report problems as it will not necessarily be read by CHEST.
CHILD-ADOLESCENT-EMDR Announcement list for C and A EMDR Jisc
This list connects up researchers and practitioners in order to explore the conceptual development and empirical evidence for using Eye Movement Desensitization with Children and Adolescents
CHILD-HEALTH International network to support child health practitioners
For discussion of matters relating to the establishment of an international network to support child health practitioners. This list is being established as part of a feasibility study. All interested parties are urged to join. Members from developing countries are particularly welcome.
CHILD-YOUTH-GEOSOCIAL-ENV child-youth-environments discussion list
child-youth-environments provides a forum for discussion on the social and material environments of young people. It brings together researchers and practictioners on issues of relevance to the lives of children and youth both in contemporary society and in historical context.
CHILDLANGUAGESEMINAR Child Language Seminar Announcements
The Child Language Seminar is a two-yearly recurring conference.
Its focus is on child language development research.
The list will move between hosting institutions every two years.
CHILDLORE The Children's Folklore Mailing List
The children's folklore mailing list is intended to foster discussion and exchange of information relating to children's traditional culture, including their oral culture(lore and language), self-directed play and games, customary practices and material traditions.
CHILDPARTICIPATIONNETWORK Children's and Young People's Participation Learning Network
This Network provides a space for critical learning, dialogue and exchange between practitioners, academics, policy makers and children and young people to innovate thinking and practice concerning children's participation
CHILDPOVERTY Child poverty discussion list
This list is an open discussion forum for those interested in research and policy relating to child poverty.
children-literature-uk Academic discussion of all aspects of children's literature
The UK list for academic discussion of all aspects of children's literature.
CHILDREN-MEDIA-UK Children-Media-UK mailing list
Children-Media-UK aims to provide a space in which academics, regulators and those working in the media industries can engage in critical debate about children and all forms of media (e.g. TV, video, film, computers, etc).
CHILDSTUDIES Child Studies List for Early Years Courses
This list is used by the child studies and early years courses to share information and resources and support the child studies network.
This list links researchers, practitioners, managers, policy makers, educators and others who have an interest in child welfare services as a site of unjust and avoidable social inequalities: the Child Welfare Inequalities Network.
The purposes of the Network are: to exchange information about developments in this field, and to discuss issues of policy, practice, methodology, evidence and theory. In time this may lead to joint research, joint authorship and joint action.
For more information contact P.Bywaters@hud.ac.uk
CHIME CHIME EPSRC Music and HCI Network
This is for use by the CHIME EPSRC network in Music and Human Computer Interaction to make announcement to the research community about events, workshops, conferences and seminars etc.
CHIME-DISCUSS Discussion List for CHIME EPSRC Music and HCI Network
This list is used by CHIME (the EPSRC Music and HCI Network) to discuss ideas and plan events, workshops and other network activities.
CHIRAD UK Health Informatics R&D intelligence
The list will allow members to post information, intelligence and advice about Health Informatics Research and Development proposal, projects and initatives.
CHME CHME - Council for Hospitality Management Education
Email list for the Council of Hospitality Management Education.
CHOL Community History OnLine - CHOL
for those involved in collecting and documenting community history on an online platform
CHOSN Cultural Heritage Open Scholarship Network
This list is for research support and research active staff who work in #Galleries-Libraries-Archives-Museums (GLAM) organisations interested in #developing and sharing open scholarship knowledge and skills, organising #events and supporting each other in this area.
CIALIGN-UPDATES CIAlign Updates
This list is used to share updates on the software tool CIAlign, used to clean, interpret and visualise multiple sequence alignments.
CIAS Discussion list for Consortium of Institutes of Advanced Studies
The Consortium of Institutes of Advanced Studies list members will be used to discuss CIAS events, programmes, visiting fellows, policy.
CIBEA Creative Industries Business Education Association
CIBEA is an educationally focussed association which intends to be:
-an expert hub for creative thinking related to business -bring creativity and business closer together -be a common voice for postgraduate research and teaching -define and contribute to the development of skills -provide a focal point to develop and disseminate research into creativity in business and the business of creativity & Sharing expertise and knowledge
CIG-E-FORUM CIG E-Forum
The purpose of this list is to provide a forum for discussions on topics of relevance to cataloguing, classification, indexing, knowledge organisation, metadata, etc. enabling an exchange of experience and perspectives. This list can also be used to promote relevant events, publications, job vacancies and services.
CII cii - The Centre for International Intervention Mail Group
cii Mail Group will keep interested parties informed of its events, projects and publications. The Group will also allow members to post relevant information to the list.
CILIP-CDG-SW-EVENTS CILIP South West Member Network Events
Open list for anyone who is a member of the CILIP South West Member Network.
Members are encouraged to participate in this group by contributing to the planning of and attending events for library and information workers and retired members in the South West of England.
CILIPTHAMESVALLEY Mailing list for CILIP in the Thames Valley members
Discussion and announcements from CILIP in the Thames Valley, which holds regular meetings, visits and networking opportunities for members of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals in the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire areas.
CIN Communities in Nature
A place for botanic garden educators and related professionals to discuss the social role of botanic gardens and other outdoor learning sites.
CINEMATICPRECARITY Cinematic Precarity Network
Jiscmail list for a group of academics working on precarity in screen culture.
CINEMUSEUM Discussion list for researchers and practitioners in Cinema and the Museum
This list is a discussion and announcement forum for researchers, archivists, museum professionals and art practitioners working on cinema, film and the museum. It is a list for scholarly research and interdisciplinary exchange of ideas in any area related to these concerns.
CINEPHOTO An interdisciplinary mailing list for Cinema and Photography
An interdisciplinary mailing list for Cinema and Photography: An arena for scholars to share critical discussion, CFPs, bibliographic information, and public announcements of interest across film and photography whether formally, philosophically, theoretically or critically based.
E4 H1 H3 K7 W7 Mailing list for academics and professionals operating in any (both organisational and technological) field related to Critical Infrastructure Protection and Homeland Security.
CIRCUSRESEARCHNETWORK New List Serv for Circus Research Network
The Circus Research Network (Britain and Ireldand)exists to promote and facilitate research relationships between circus practitioners and researchers.
CITIESAFTERTRANSITION List for researchers working on Cities after Transition
The 'Cities after Transition' CAT list brings together researchers working on any aspect of transitional cities, but is particularly focused on cities in the socialist Communist and post-socialist worlds. List members work on urbanisation and sub-urbanisation, urban processes and planning, urban cultures and so on within the context of post-socialist transition. The CAT network hosts international conferences.
CITY-FAITH-FORUM City Faith Forum
Academic discussion of the relationship between urban change and religion. Key themes: geographies of secularisation and the 'post-secular'; Significance of 'faith-based organisations' in urban planning and policy; Significance of religion for urban politics and urban social cohesion.
