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International Women’s Day celebrates women’s achievements, raises awareness against bias and encourages action for equality. One of the missions of International Women’s Day 2021 is ‘to assist women…
It started with the daily bulletin. Every day in a school does… “The LGBT Group will meet in A18. Anyone interested in Equality is welcome” “Surely we don’t…
When I joined the University in 2012 as a research technician, LGBT+ visibility was fairly minimal at work. Before I moved to Edinburgh, I had been out as…
I’m a neuroscientist at the University of Edinburgh studying brain changes in Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders. One of the absolute best things about being a scientist is…
I’m a bisexual scientist. It’s only fairly recently that I’ve said that out loud, and I thought I’d say a bit about why that is and why I’m…
Mention Stonewall, Marsha P Johnson or Harvey Milk, Terence Higgins, Peter Tatchell or Allan Horsfall in the presence of some ‘BabyGays’ (a term used for the younger LGBT+…
Hi I’m Gordon and I’ve been an openly gay man for nearly 20 years now. I’m a nurse and have been for 17 years, and I’m also a…
Dr Graham Nimmo tells us about the development of COVID-19 Critical Care: Understanding and Application short online course. Graham and his colleague David Griffiths were joint winners of…
Forty of the University’s most promising early career researchers have been awarded prestigious fellowships to develop their innovative work. The new Chancellor’s Fellows have been selected from across…
The Centre for Inflammation Research recently partnered with the British Society for Immunology to present a three-part animated series on the human immune system and how immune memories…
