By Prof Bruce Whitelaw, The Roslin Institute, the University of Edinburgh Following my participation in the excellent brain-storming workshop on Transgenic Livestock, in Bengaluru, organised by the Indian Government’s Department of Biotechnology’s (DBT) and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research...
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By Rachelle Norry, Head of Alumni Engagement, the University of Edinburgh ‘Amazing’, ‘life-changing’ and ‘inspirational’ are just some of the words alumni I have met over the past few days have used to describe their time at Edinburgh.  With around 1300 graduates...
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By Catriona McCarthy – Deputy Director, International Office “Never stop thinking out of the box”. It’s a well known phrase but over the last few days in India, I’m reminded of why it’s so important. On Monday evening, an audience of...
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By Professor Neil Sargison – Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, the University of Edinburgh The health of sheep and goats in India is crucial to the lives of thousands of farmers across the Country. I have been in India...
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By Prof Bruce Whitelaw, Animal Biotechnology, The Roslin Institute, the University of Edinburgh   On this trip to exciting India I have participated in a very interesting brain-storming workshop on transgenic livestock, in Bengaluru, organised by the Indian Government’s Department of Biotechnology’s...
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By Dr Jamie Cross, School of Social and Political Science I’m with a three-man film crew, driving in a taxi at high speed from the humid coastal plains of Visakhapatnam to the cool hills of Koraput in the highlands of...
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By Professor Roger Jeffery – School of Social and Political Science I’m sitting in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) as a visiting professor for a couple of weeks. My main reason for being here – to take forward activities under an...
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By Catriona McCarthy – Deputy Director, International Office “Never stop thinking out of the box”. It’s a well-known phrase but over the last few days in India, I’m reminded of why it’s so important. On Monday evening, an audience of...
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By Stuart Easter, International Recruitment Officer – Central & South Asia, the University of Edinburgh While in Delhi, we invited a network of contacts to attend the preview of our new film – showcasing one student’s journey through an undergraduate degree...
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By Professor Neil Robertson – School of Chemistry It’s an amazing time for solar energy in India, with bold ambitions that lead the world in many ways. India is moving away from coal towards solar power, not just on important...
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