Recording from ECA Staff Forum on 18th June 2019 ECA Staff Forum channel on Media Hopper: https://edin.ac/2LgP9i8 ECA Staff Forum on the ECA intranet (SharePoint):…

Inaugural lecture of Lorna Marson, Professor of Transplant Surgery Although we transplanted just over 3000 kidneys in the UK last year, 5000 patients are still waiting for this life-saving and…

A showcase of some of the spectacular facilities at Edinburgh Law School following the £35million refurbishment project.

The pancreas is responsible for digesting all the fat, protein and carbohydrates that we eat, and is essential for health. However, when things go wrong with the pancreas, as happens in inflammation…

Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Brian Eno

Dr Niki Vermeulen, Dr Bill Jenkins and team - Curious Edinburgh

A warm welcome from the Dean of Students in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Dr Jeremy Crang. March 2019.

Thomas Ozers discusses where in the world you can go with an Edinburgh Go Abroad opportunity. March 2019

We are in the midst of a new technological revolution. The speed of change is staggering – imagination is driving previously unthinkable innovations.There is now an unprecedented opportunity to…

This is an interview conducted in 2018 with Dr Emma Wild-Wood, alumna and now Senior Lecturer in the Centre for the Study of World Christianity. In this video, Dr Wild-Wood discusses her research on…

An introduction to Creative Informatics from Chris Speed and Laura Simpson ECA Staff Forum channel on Media Hopper: https://edin.ac/2LgP9i8 ECA Staff Forum on the ECA intranet (SharePoint):…

2018 marked the 40th anniversary of the birth of the first IVF baby and since then there have been over 8 million babies born through IVF. There have been many developments in the area of Assisted…

An introduction to the staff survey workshops followed by a plenary and feedback session. ECA Staff Forum channel on Media Hopper: https://edin.ac/2LgP9i8 ECA Staff Forum on the ECA intranet…

Lorna Marson, Transplant Surgery & MRC Centre for Inflammation Research, Jamie Davies, Discovery Brain Sciences 5000 patients are currently waiting for a kidney transplant in the UK. Although we…

A short video compilation of some of the professional highlights of 2018. Created for Scope, the e-newsletter of the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine.

The end of Norse Greenland is an iconic example of societal collapse, but how can we use this, and other ‘completed experiments’ from the past to inform contemporary debates about the…