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Stuart Black | Alumni Services | Alumni
1978 arts graduate Stuart Black recalls his unconventional entry to university and the winding path to finding an enjoyable career in international development.
Azar Besharat Moayeri | UncoverED | Global
Azar Besharat Moayeri became Edinburgh’s first female graduate in Chemical Engineering in 1967. She began a family business which manufactures Canada’s first natural wax products.
Miguel de Carvalho | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
Miguel de Carvalho, Chair of Statistical Data Science, is developing models for the complex sequential nature of extreme events, as well as generative AI models for extreme events.
Staff profiles | Institute for Academic Development | Institute for Academic Development
Longer profiles of some staff, covering job role, professional interests, and recent publications.
Theo Assiotis awarded University of Cambridge Adams Prize 2024-25 | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
The University of Cambridge has announced the winner of one of its oldest and most prestigious prizes. The Adams Prize is awarded jointly each year by the Faculty of Mathematics and St John's College to UK-based researchers, under the age of 40,
Points of interest | Scholarships and Student Funding | Student Administration
News items from Scholarships and Student Funding Services at the University of Edinburgh.
Projects by geographical focus | Global Agriculture and Food Systems | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Research projects from the Division, organised by geographical focus
Healthy People, Healthy Planet | Global Agriculture and Food Systems | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Human health and wellbeing are inextricably linked with animal, crop, soil and environmental health.
Geophysics and Geology BSc [Closed to new applicants] - Undergraduate programmes | The University of Edinburgh
The exciting nature of geophysics and geology means you will have a diverse learning experience during your years with us. Your programme begins with a broad grounding of topics across Earth sciences and the environment, and in later years you will
April 2013 | Alumni Profiles | Alumni Services | Alumni
We have gone NASA mad this month with an astronaut who has worked on the International Space Station and a project engineer who has lived underwater. We also feature a duo of award winners and a corporate lawyer who made the most of her time in