Professor Chris Ponting and the DecodeME the ME/CFS Study team Institute of Genetics and Cancer spoke to kathryn samson Channel 4 News about the world's largest genetic study into ME/CFS. Watch again below 👇

The debate over perfect the perfect pint of Guinness bubbles up again as barman says ‘little craft’ required. Scientist Dr Andrew Alexander Chemistry Edinburgh explains why the double pour is worth the wait Guardian Science 👇 edin.ac/42CwbdG

First Minister Humza Yousaf paid a visit to the Hub for Success Project at Moray House School of Education and Sport to speak with care-experienced people, which featured on STV News

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In his latest The Herald article Garrett Stell talks about our work in the field of AI and how we are helping our students to understand this fast evolving area and how to use it correctly in their work heraldscotland.com/news/24076933.…

New The Conversation article from Dr Varsha Jain The Centre for Reproductive Health and colleagues explores why you might feel some of your period symptoms are worse during the colder months 👇
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“Generative AI can provide valuable insights into environmental trends, making things more transparent and enabling better decision making.” Prof Helen Hastie, head of School of Informatics, The University of Edinburgh discusses our new Generative Artificial Laboratory in The Scotsman scotsman.com/business/data-…

As we approach the festive period, Dr Gwenetta Curry Dr. Gwenetta Curry Usher Institute explores the reality for those living in 'deep poverty' in Scotland - over a million people.
Available in The Scotsman 👇
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In this latest The Conversation article, Andrew McIntosh ClinicalBrainScience and AnnJohn💙 explore the importance of public trust when it comes to sharing medical data.
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The US-UK Fulbright Distinguished Lecture takes place on campus tomorrow, Garrett Stell spoke to Professor Earl Lewis on how a better understanding of historical racial injustice on both sides of the Atlantic can facilitate racial justice and healing. edin.ac/412qlBx

Listen again to The Centre for Reproductive Health scientists discussing adenomyosis and women's reproductive health with Naga Munchetty on BBC Radio 5 Live this morning. ▶️bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Today’s BBC Radio 5 Live show with Naga Munchetty will be coming to you live from Institute for Regeneration and Repair! Tune in at 11am to hear from The Centre for Reproductive Health scientists, including Jacqueline Maybin, about ongoing research into adenomyosis

Catch Lucy Whitaker on ScotlandTonight at 8.30pm this evening, talking to Selena Jackson about endometriosis and ongoing research into the condition at The Centre for Reproductive Health

Great to see France TV Londres coverage of Campopiano Group Chemistry Edinburgh research to transform prickly Highland sheep fleece into soft wool using natural enzymes. Project in collab with IBioIC & Prickly Thistle 👇 edin.ac/45lYZag

Tune into Channel 4 News tonight to hear Professor Christina Boswell and Professor David Ingram speak to kathryn samson about what re-joining Horizon Europe means for The University of Edinburgh

The Edinburgh College of Art Graduate Show is open until Fri 25/08! Join the celebration & discover the work of the next generation of creatives in art, design & architecture. Open 10am - 4 pm daily (late opening until 8 pm on 23 & 24 August.) Info ▶️ edin.ac/3YGLf8p

Barbara Kingsolver is the fiction winner of the #JamesTaitBlack Prizes for Demon Copperhead. Hear from the fiction judge Dr Benjamin Bateman on what made the book stand out for literary scholars at LLCatEdinburgh. Find out more: edin.ac/3QcIfOB
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Darryl Pinckney is the biography winner of the #JamesTaitBlack Prizes for Come Back in September: A Literary Education on West Sixty-Seventh Street, Manhattan. Hear from the biography judge Dr Simon Cooke on what made the book stand out. Find out more ➡️ edin.ac/476eUeY

We are thrilled to announce Barbara Kingsolver is the fiction winner and Darryl Pinckney is the biography winner of the #JamesTaitBlack Prizes – the UK’s longest-running #book awards, judged by staff & students LLCatEdinburgh.
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Watch this fascinating STV News piece from Evanna Holland to find out more about the amazing discoveries being made by our female astronomers- Professor Beth Biller & Dr Cyrielle Opitom Physics Astro @ Edin #WomenInSTEM 👇
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The world-renowned Rum Deer Research project this month celebrates its 50th anniversary. Watch this great ITV News piece to hear about some of the landmark discoveries made by one of the world’s longest-running wildlife studies. 👇