News & events

Professor Evelyn Telfer, from the Institute of Cell Biology and CDBS at the School of Biological Sciences will present her talk - Lab grown human eggs: a new way to preserve fertility.

Model owls roosting in parks are to be equipped with Wi-Fi hotspots to help experts better understand how the spaces are used.

A first-year University student has become an online sensation, offering expert advice on DIY robotics and computer programming.

A study of the Universe involving Edinburgh physicists could help to improve global security.

China-UK Low Carbon College (LCC) won the award for Innovation in Education at the China-Scotland Business Council Awards. 

A head-on collision between distant worlds led to the formation of an iron-rich planet nearly ten times as heavy as Earth, a study shows.

Three training centres are to equip PhD students with skills to tackle key challenges in engineering and the physical sciences.

The latest in our series of lunchtime research lectures will see Professor Jason Reese from the School of Engineering deliver his talk: 'A World in a Grain of Sand': why the particular matters.

Our Health projects create community-based research that invites local communities to set real-world research questions and agendas around health and wellbeing.

Rocks in the seabed off the UK coast could provide long-term storage locations for renewable energy production, new research suggests.

University scientists are to collaborate with three major Japanese research institutes on artificial intelligence and robotics.

The Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability are running an afternoon workshop for interested staff and students within the College of Science and Engineering

Gardens and allotments in towns and cities are a haven for insects that help plants to flourish, research has shown.

Analysis of the skulls of lions, wolves and hyenas has helped scientists uncover how prehistoric dogs hunted 40 million years ago.

Academics Unplugged is an opportunity for researchers to introduce their work to staff and students from across the College. These short talks provide the opportunity for University staff and students to engage directly with cutting-edge researchers.

Each year the College of Science and Engineering presents a special evening of lectures and hands-on science, showcasing exciting research at the University of Edinburgh.

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Information on upcoming inaugural lectures in the College of Science and Engineering.

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