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Report shows scale of child abuse and sexual exploitation

07 October, 20252025 Data, Digital and AI Future of Health and Care Research

A new report has revealed fresh insights into the scale of sexual exploitation and abuse of…

Autumn Festivals aglow with inspiring events

07 October, 20252025 Data, Digital and AI Research

A vibrant line-up of festivals is set to energise curious minds at the University this autumn.

Height loss could predict pregnancy bone condition

06 October, 20252025 Future of Health and Care Research

Measuring height at the beginning and end of a person’s pregnancy could help to diagnose a rare,…

Peatland monitoring in Scotland secures major grant boost

03 October, 20252025

A leading nature agency is backing a university project to support peatland recovery efforts in…

Sir Chris Hoy Scholarship set to unlock sporting success

25 September, 20252025

A dedicated student fund, launched by six-time Olympic Champion cyclist Sir Chris Hoy, is set to…

Brainwave tool to spot childhood epilepsy earlier

25 September, 20252025 Data, Digital and AI Future of Health and Care Research

Children with epilepsy could benefit from pioneering Edinburgh research that aims to make it…

Uni opens up historic halls and modern marvels

24 September, 20252025

Visitors can meet astronomers, handle scientific specimens and explore architectural triumphs as…

Excess bone marrow fat linked to diseases

23 September, 20252025 Data, Digital and AI Future of Health and Care Research

Too much fat found in bone marrow is associated with more than 40 diseases and may directly drive…

University pledges fair employment support for the Armed Forces

16 September, 20252025

Edinburgh has been formally recognised for championing those in its community who have served in…

Long Covid study sheds light on link with period disruption

16 September, 20252025 Future of Health and Care Research

Women with long Covid experience longer, heavier periods compared with those never infected with…