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Research bites | Research | Literatures Languages and Culture
Read about the research activities and achievements of our established and early career researchers.
Kirsty Dick | Alumni Services | Alumni
1,000 Gentoo penguins, four humans and no running water: 2017 alumna Kirsty Dick reveals what it's like to run a historic base in Antarctica.
Janet Benson | Alumni Services | Alumni
Digital Education graduate Janet Benson gained a new fascination for game-based learning and no shortage of funny anecdotes during her online MSc studies.
Playing Fields and Battlefields: The Football Pitch, England and the First World War | Britain and the World
Football during the First World War has been oft-studied in a socio-cultural context. Held as either a symbol of England's sporting approach to war or as evidence of working-class evasion of manly ...
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
Paramita Das | Alumni Services | Alumni
Since graduating from Edinburgh College of Art's MA in Film Directing, Paramita Das has continued her work as a filmmaker and artist.
Patrick Meza | Alumni Services | Alumni
Patrick Meza’s lucky break came when he was hired as a Sound Design intern at LucasArts. He talks to us about getting his dream job and working on films such as Jurassic World and Guardians of the Galaxy.
LGBTQ at Edinburgh in the 1980s and beyond | Alumni Services | Alumni
Climate change researcher Professor Anson Mackay on being an LGBTQ student at Edinburgh in the 1980s and advocating for inclusivity in science and academia today.
January 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
2018's first collection of alumni-authored literature.
February 2017 | Alumni Services | Alumni
A true crime case study, a workbook for women in small businesses and a study on violence from a comic book perspective make up this month's alumni-penned picks.