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Research recognised | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month’s staff spotlight is 2015 Chancellor’s Award winner Professor Brian Walker who will shortly take up a new role as Director of Research for the University’s College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine.
Hamish Halls | Alumni Services | Alumni
Hamish Halls' decision to switch from Chemistry to Philosophy after his first year proved to be a very wise one. He explains why and vividly recounts life as an Edinburgh student in the 1960s.
Sinclair Bell | Alumni Services | Alumni
An expert in the archaeology and art history of the Greek and Roman world, PhD alumnus Sinclair Bell tells us how he's reaching out to new audiences through a TV documentary.
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
Andrew Twitty | Alumni Services | Alumni
Andrew Twitty considers his time at Edinburgh to have contributed to his academic teaching career that has spanned from the traditional to the technological.
Beth Hurrell | Alumni Services | Alumni
Beth Hurrell talks to us about her eye-opening Edinburgh experience and what it means to do more than just say "yes".
October 2012 | Alumni Profiles | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's selection includes alumni wisdom from, amongst others, an award winning Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and a Blue Badge Guide for Scotland.
January 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
The Alumni Bookshelf begins the year with two novels, two practical guides, and a theological study.
Mandy Haggith | Alumni Services | Alumni
Following two research degrees in Artificial Intelligence, Mandy Haggith changed tracks and now splits her working week campaigning to save the world's forests and lecturing in creative writing.
Eleanor Rhode | Alumni Services | Alumni
Bedlam Theatre was where history graduate Eleanor Rhode took her first plunge into directing theatre. Her productions have since played out on some of the world's best known stages.