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The saying “It takes a village…” is probably the best description for what it feels like to work in research. Without the support of my mentors and the Medical Research Foundation, the present project would not exist. Creating meaningful change is only possible if we connect with lived experience experts, clinicians, policy makers, and other […]
MSc One Health, 2018
Andrew’s career journey began in veterinary clinics, but today he wears multiple hats as an epidemiologist, lecturer and non-executive director of an animal welfare charity. Inspired by his Edinburgh degree, Andrew is a One Health advocate tackling challenges that affect humans, animals and environment alike.
Poppy, from the UK, studying Arabic and History Year of Study: second year undergraduate Accommodation Type: Private Part-time job: Student Ambassador Day one I like to spend my Sundays meal prepping and getting ready for the week ahead. Usually in the morning I’ll spend my time at church catching up with friends, plus they offer a free meal for […]
Bromiley_121_poster The above link is to a PDF of the poster I presented at the 2023 Goldschmidt meeting in Lyon. This summarises recent work on the importance of immiscibility during core formation in planetesimals. Aug 24, 2023
We spent most of March redeveloping our living costs pages. Using insights from discovery work and working with subject matter experts, we calculated new figures, rewrote the guidance and tested it with current students. Apr 15, 2026
Changing the visual design mid-way in a video project is quite unusual, but pivoting to a softer animation style with stick figures proved successful for both the client and us.
