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April 2020 – Edinburgh Decameron: Lockdown Sociology at Work

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/ed-decameron/2020/04/

At first, I was worried that I couldn’t release anything until I had a professional microphone, 25 audio editing tutorials under my belt, and a graphics qualification.

23 Things – A Life in the Airwaves

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/rmorris27/2018/08/08/hello-world/

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Context is everything…? – Dr Louise Marryat – Making Scotland an ACE informed nation

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/CRFRresilience/2019/07/08/context-is-everything/

The socio-ecological model points to different levels of influence on an individual’s lifelong outcomes, from genes and child characteristics, to home environment and relationships with parents, to schooling, and

Uncommon types of ovarian cancer – Institute of Genetics and Cancer

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/institute-genetics-cancer/2025/02/04/uncommon-types-of-ovarian-cancer/

Gene sequencing of tumour samples has shown that many of these ovarian cancers have gene mutations affecting a single biological pathway called “MAPK”. ... They have also performed the first comprehensive molecular analysis of this type of ovarian

My Semester as an Employ.ed on Campus Intern at the Careers Service – Inform.ed

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/careersinformed/my-semester-as-an-employ-ed-on-campus-intern-at-the-careers-service/

I also gained really valuable skills in Office 365 and SharePoint, reviewing and editing documents for student and staff use, and brainstorming content and ways to connect with the student population.

Discovering the on-nomi trend – Generation Scotland

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/generation-scotland/2020/07/28/drew-altschul/

Generation Scotland is a volunteer led study. It aims to create more effective treatments, based on gene knowledge for the medical, social and economic benefit of Scotland and its people.

Isobel Reichert – EFI Student Exhibitions

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/EFIstudentexhibitions/2022/07/18/isobel-reichert/

The composition consciously uses relevant newspaper cuttings and recycled paper; a hybrid of tactile collaging (including the letter stamps) and editing the layout digitally with Photoshop.

A new thing – The Global Contemporary Research Group

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/zp_jslack_playground/2018/08/08/hello-world/

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My PhD and Podcasting – What now for Zoe? – Inform.ed

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/careersinformed/my-phd-and-podcasting-what-now-for-zoe/

Interviewing researchers and sharing current science with the general public taught me skills in recording, audio editing , and making complex scientific information more accessible. ... Running the podcast also allowed me to hone my writing, social media

Could MRI scans be the answer to understanding depression? – Generation Scotland

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/generation-scotland/2021/10/26/heather-whalley/

Generation Scotland is a volunteer led study. It aims to create more effective treatments, based on gene knowledge for the medical, social and economic benefit of Scotland and its people.