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Drinking Coffee, Thinking Coffee: philosophical discussions over coffee
Philosophy researchers are teaming up with baristas to marry philosophical discussions and coffee tastings
Call for students to engage with community-based research projects focused on health and wellbeing
Social science students are encouraged to apply to take part in the 2019 ‘Our Health’ projects, working with communities to set real-word research questions around wellbeing
Psychology PhD student awarded cybercrime internship
Nikolaos Theodoropoulus is spending 3 months working with Scottish Government researchers on cybercrime
Undergraduate student commended for linguistic research on boat-dwelling community
Man Yan Priscilla Lam has been awarded the Best Experimental Design Award at EUYSRA for her research project on the phonology of Tanka Cantonese
John Starr named in Top 10 Inspiring Physicians 2019
The late Professor John Starr has been named in the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh list of Top 10 Inspiring Physicians 2019
Tackling depression and dementia over a Pint of Science
Philosophy researcher Mark Miller and Psychology PhD student Brittany Blankinship share their research insights on depression and dementia at the 2019 Pint of Science Festival (20-22 May)
Philosophy staff shortlisted for Teaching Awards
Katie Monk and Mark Sprevak have both been shortlisted for the 2019 Teaching Awards
Philosophy PhD student paper accepted for prestigious conference
Olivia Coombes will present her paper at the largest philosophy conference in the UK
Edinburgh Science Festival: music and the mind
Psychology researchers share their research into dementia, turn-taking and motor neurone disease at the 2019 Edinburgh Science Festival (6-21 April)
Celebration of research impact highlights MND research
Professor Sharon Abrahams' research into motor neurone disease was highlighted at a University event celebrating knowledge exchange and impact activities