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Poonam Bala | Alumni Services | Alumni
Dr Poonam Bala is a pioneer in the research field of medicine and colonialism. Here, she reflects on her experiences as a Commonwealth Scholar in Edinburgh and her international research and teaching career.
Julian Wagstaff | Alumni Services | Alumni
Chemistry tercentenary opera composer, Julian Wagstaff, talks to us about being a fresh-faced mature student, a close call with the Cheerleading Society, and why there are no rules when it comes to your career.
Ice cold celebrations | Alumni Services | Alumni
Were the Sochi Winter Olympics a happy reminder of time spent on the snow and ice during your university days? We look back at the Curling Club’s 40th anniversary and celebrate our winter sports heritage.
Chris Bobby - Senior Development Officer | Alumni Services | Alumni
Chris is passionate about supporting students and the role alumni can play in helping improve their University experiences.
Alumni Census 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
With this year’s edition of Edit magazine we are asking you to update your details.
CRH makes an impact at Fertility 2023 | Centre for Reproductive Health | Centre for Reproductive Health
MRC Centre for Reproductive Health enjoyed great success at Fertility 2023 in Belfast (10-13 January, 2023).
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.
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.
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.