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January 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
There is a distinctly Scottish feel to our first bookshelf of 2016 with true stories from Scots in the Great War, a look at the poems of the same period, as well as a comic set in Edinburgh and real and imagined lives in Scotland and beyond.
Graham McGeoch | Alumni Services | Alumni
Church of Scotland minister Graham McGeoch tells us of his pride of his University of Edinburgh credentials.
Svetoslav Todorov | Alumni Services | Alumni
Pianist Svetoslav Todorov a BMus (Hons) graduate and current Royal College of Music student shares his recent work and memories from his time in Edinburgh.
Utsava Kasera | Alumni Services | Alumni
Utsava Kasera chose Edinburgh to study his MSc after thorough research and believes, thanks to the quality of teaching and beauty of the city, his choice to study here is one of the best decisions of his life.
Agustina Solassi | Alumni Services | Alumni
Agustina is from Argentina and immediately fell in love with Edinburgh's beauty and architecture - perfect for her time studying Architectural Conservation here. She also has some sound advice for new graduates.
Podcast perspective | Alumni Services | Alumni
Sharing things, the podcast, returns for season two with seven new candid conversations between University of Edinburgh people.
Natural photographer | Alumni Services | Alumni
Our staff spotlight this month features Professor Karl Oparka and the spectacular images he creates in his lab and his garden.
John Davison | Alumni Services | Alumni
John Davison's time at Edinburgh included a lot of rugby and the unexpected inspiration to study Persian. Both have stayed with him as he has pursued his career as a news journalist. He now manages a news bureau in Baghdad, a role that has made him
Hong-Heng Goh | Alumni Services | Alumni
Dr Hong-Heng Goh's work across science and technology fields meant he had to keep up with recent developments. Since studying the PG Cert in Computational Chemistry and Modelling he's put both the subject knowledge and the lecturers' pedagogical
A gift from the gods | Alumni Services | Alumni
Alumnus and founder of the Icelandic Phallological Museum, Sigurdur Hjartarson on combining family commitments with academic life and how a dried bull’s pizzle was just the beginning.