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April 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Take your pick from fiction, history, self-help and factual in April's ample selection of alumni-authored books.
John Moffat | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh was always physics graduate John Moffat’s first choice of university but a conversation with a professor led him down an unexpected path.
Ruth Allison | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ruth Allison talks about her first day at Edinburgh, her year abroad at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill and why you should just say yes.
Benjamin Arenas | Alumni Services | Alumni
Chemistry graduate Benjamin Arenas's time at Edinburgh was characterised by a sense of community, both in and out of the lecture theatre.
Evgeniia Rusina | Alumni Services | Alumni
Evgeniia Rusina studied medicine in her native Russia, but the decision not to pursue a career as a doctor led her to Edinburgh where she researched Integrative Neuroscience. She is now completing her PhD in France.
Nicholas Moreau | Alumni Services | Alumni
Blacksmith and conservation economist Nicholas Moreau reveals how grasping opportunities inside and outside the classroom sparked his unique career trajectory.
August 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Books on the economy, utopia and religious architecture are included in this month's alumni-penned selection.
Matilda Mitchell | Alumni Services | Alumni
History of Art graduate Matilda Mitchell has enjoyed a varied career in the arts sector, which saw her bring paintings into the corridors of hospitals.
Robert Morrison | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professor Robert Morrison on retracing the footsteps of English essayist Thomas De Quincey and why Edinburgh Airport features in his favourite student memories.
Kim Graham | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professor Kim Graham has pursued psychology since picking it up as a second-year outside course. Today she is a leading cognitive neuroscientist and champion of research activities. Here, she reflects on breaking barriers, making a stand and