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Grania Skeldon | Alumni Services | Alumni
Grania Skeldon has led a peripatetic life. Here the 1966 French and German graduate recounts her work and travels with the United Nations and as a freelance editor.
Narayan Hosmane | Alumni Services | Alumni
A studentship enabled Narayan Hosmane to come to Edinburgh in 1971 to study a PhD in Chemistry with Professor Evelyn Ebsworth. He tells us about his academic career in Northern Ireland and the United States.
Shweta Bhardwaj | Alumni Services | Alumni
Indian alumna Shweta Bhardwaj values the multi-cultural friendships she made at Edinburgh, and is now using her studies here to help those at risk of HIV.
Prof David McLean | Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences | Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences
We are interested in understanding the development and function of locomotor circuitry.
Richard Watt | Alumni Services | Alumni
Richard Watt’s career has taken him around the world, mainly working within the IT industry. Here he explains how he has finally realised his dream of becoming an author.
February '18 briefing | Alumni Services | Alumni
A distinctly alumni-oriented round-up of news, events and opportunities for February 2018, updated throughout the month.
Konstantina Tziava | Alumni Services | Alumni
Konstantina Tziava’s interest in Edinburgh was sparked by a phone call; years later she still credits her time at the University with shaping the person and teacher she has become.
Tang Yi-Hua | Alumni Services | Alumni
Forensic anthropology graduate Tang Yi-Hua plays a role in helping people to see again through her works as a technician at the National Eye Bank of Taiwan.
Nicole Calleja | Alumni Services | Alumni
To help realise her dream of becoming an educational psychologist, Nicole Calleja came to Edinburgh to complete an MSc in Inclusive Education. Now back in her native Malta, she reflects on her time at the University and returning to full-time work
Signpost to Tanzania | Alumni Services | Alumni
A linguistics student is set to produce the world’s first descriptive study of Tanzanian Sign Language thanks to the generosity of Edinburgh alumni.