Inaugural lecture of Professor Jeremy Hughes, Professor of Experimental Nephrology in the Centre for Inflammation Research, University of Edinburgh.Kidney disease is hard to spot and affects millions…

Inaugural lecture by Professor Hilary Pinnock, Professor of Primary Care Respiratory MedicineUsher Institute, University of Edinburgh.Lecture description:Building on her experience as a primary care…

Peaks and troughs: the chemistry behind our hormones Inaugural lecture by Professor Ruth Andrew. Recorded Tuesday 30 May at Wellcome auditorium, QMRI,

Inaugural lecture by Professor Keisuke Kaji, Professor of Biology of Reprogramming, Centre for Regenerative Medicine, University of Edinburgh. Lecture description: Every human begins their journey…

Illuminating Our World: The Ubiquity and Versatility of Lasers and Interferometers Lasers are no longer a mere technical curiosity, having transformed our modern world in countless ways since their…

Professor Niamh Nic Shuibhne, Chair of European Union Law, presented her inaugural lecture entitled "The Lawless Science of EU Law: Constitutional Responsibility and the Court of Justice".…

Susan McVie, Professor of Quantitative Criminology, presents her inaugural lecture titled "Painting by Numbers: The Changing Landscape of Crime in Scotland". In this lecture, Professor…

Professor Christine Bell, Chair of Constitutional Law, presents "Constitutional Futures and Political Imagination".

Professor John W. Cairns, Professor of Civil Law, presents his inaugural lecture entitled "An Uncommon Law?". The first discipline in law taught in the University of Edinburgh was the…

This event took place on 16 November, 2022 Edinburgh Law School presents the Inaugural Lecture of Professor Laura Macgregor Scottish Partnership Law: The Contribution of George Joseph Bell…

The inaugural lecture from Suzanne Ewing, Personal Chair of Architectural Criticism. This lecture explores how the architectural discipline might attend to and more explicitly nurture critical…

After a century of insulin could cell transplants be the future? The discovery of insulin was a breakthrough that changed entire futures for people with type 1 diabetes but using insulin as a therapy…

Tacky: a slippery slope to Engineering Adhesion and friction phenomena are ubiquitous; they affect our everyday life and play a key role in many engineering and biomedical applications. At the…

Liz Grant is Assistant Principal, Professor of Global Health and Development and Director of Global Health Academy.She works with partners in East Africa and South Asia to improve end of life care…

The Inaugural Lecture of Professor David Cabrelli took place at the University of Edinburgh on 27 April 2022. The title of the lecture was "The Law Governing the Employment Relationship: Quo…

Professor Scott Pirie tells the story of his career in equine clinical research. He shares progress on his equine asthma research and highlights of his work on grass sickness and intestinal…