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Alexander Aitken (1895-1967) | Alumni Services | Alumni
Regarded as one of New Zealand's greatest mathematicians and Chair of Mathematics at the University from 1946 to 1965.
Graham Gamble | Alumni Services | Alumni
Headmaster, Graham Gamble tells us about acting, writing and a love of haggis suppers.
August 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Books on the economy, utopia and religious architecture are included in this month's alumni-penned selection.
Alumni in history | Alumni Services | Alumni
Find out more about figures from the University's past; a mix of household names and more unusual hidden histories, whose lives and achievements are less well known. This list is always growing - please feel free to suggest a historical graduate by
David Berger | Alumni Services | Alumni
Long distance student, David Berger, chose Edinburgh because of its reputation and has used the skills he learnt during his degree to increase his opportunities in the professional world.
Aileen Reid | Alumni Services | Alumni
The modular structure of Aileen Reid's degree led her to courses in the architecture department, the first step in a journey that is now recording the complex evolution of London's built environment.
Jane Robb | Alumni Services | Alumni
Jane Robb talks to us about her inspirational Director of Studies, working with the mineralogical collections at the Natural History Museum, London and her hopes to use her Geology degree to help shape global development.
May 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
We have your summer reading sorted with three novels, an academic study, plus one for the kids.
A climate cycle | Alumni Services | Alumni
Retired vets and Edinburgh graduates Martyn Edelsten and Tim Fison are cycling from Edinburgh to Paris to lobby world leaders at the United Nations COP21 Conference.
Seth Amanfo | Alumni Services | Alumni
Expertise in infectious disease research and a PhD scholarship drew Dr Seth Amanfo to Edinburgh. Still based at the University, the 2018 graduate now helps to manage a £7 million global health research programme, Tackling Infections to Benefit