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Professor Prem Narain | Alumni Services | Alumni
An initial project working with flies in India sparked Professor Prem Narain’s lifelong passion for genetics and led him to Edinburgh where alongside his PhD and DSc he gained many fond memories of Scotland.
John Esling | Alumni Services | Alumni
Canadian John Esling completed his PhD at Edinburgh in the 1970s, when 13p could buy you a pint. Now retired, the distinguished linguist looks back on a rewarding career in academia and with the International Phonetic Association.
Mhorag Doig | Alumni Services | Alumni
Responding to the demand for new ways of working, French and Business graduate Mhorag Doig founded a tech start up that helps businesses source flexible workspaces.
Laura Getts | Alumni Services | Alumni
Laura Getts is a committee member of the alumni club in Colorado. She describes her action-packed student days and how she's pursuing an environmental science track in her career.
Circle of support | Alumni Services | Alumni
The Principal hosted afternoon tea at his residence to thank members of the Carlyle Circle for their commitment to the University.
Andrew Symon | Alumni Services | Alumni
Andrew Symon explores how the broad range of experiences at Edinburgh has shaped his future career as a lecturer and fiction writer.
Cara Stacey | Alumni Services | Alumni
After a "magical" year studying musicology in Edinburgh, Dr Cara Stacey knew she wanted to work in African music and focus on musical performance. She has completed two further degrees and released two albums.
Yann Tessier | Alumni Services | Alumni
Yann Tessier was already 15 years into his career in drug safety before he enrolled on an online masters at Edinburgh. That decision proved invaluable to his career progression.
Roger Thomas | Alumni Services | Alumni
Business coach and eMentor Roger Thomas, talks about his time at University and where his career has taken him including over 20 years at IBM.
Roger Gosden | Alumni Services | Alumni
Helping patients with cancer to preserve fertility was just one of the outcomes of Professor Roger Gosden's 18 years on staff at the University, during which his contributions to reproduction sciences were recognised with a higher degree.