Page editor

Hannah Blacknell

Submitted by Hannah Blacknell on Sun, 2011-02-27 18:29

I am the 2013-2014 President of EUsci having previously been heavily involved with the magazine. I am MChem final year student and have just come back from a year long internship with P&G

My articles: 
Uranium Glass Skull Bowls with Eva Walsh
The Shape of Space
The life of our universe
Peter Higgs: A Biography and Crash Course in Subatomic Particle Theory
Criminal scientist: is the law ruining science?

Matty Hartfield

Submitted by MattyHartfield on Mon, 2012-02-20 11:38

I've been heavily involved in EUSci since I arrived in Edinburgh in 2008. Was EUSci President over 2009-10, during which time I set up the seminar series. These days I've had to take a step back from EUSci to focus on my evolutionary genetics PhD, but still try and submit articles when I can!

My articles: 
The hottest model around
Paving the way for interstellar holidays

Silke Logermann

Submitted by Silke Logermann on Tue, 2011-11-01 12:08

Current editor in Chief for the magazine.

Jess Smith

Submitted by JessSmith on Fri, 2011-08-05 17:18

I now work in London as the Research Communications Officer for Alzheimer's Society.

Emily Pritchard, PhD

Submitted by Emily Pritchard on Mon, 2011-04-11 10:40

I did a PhD at the MRC Human Genetics Unit, then I worked as a Presenter for the University of Edinburgh's outreach programme, SCI-FUN, and I am currently working in schools.

My articles: 
Ginger Genetics
How to look like Cheryl Cole
Our friends in the gut
Mad science
Trying to do a maxi-prep in a chaotic lab
Victoria Secrets

Katie Marwick

Submitted by Katie Marwick on Wed, 2011-03-16 01:59

Previously writer, podcaster, managing editor, science fiction editor and page editor. I'm a junior doctor so have had to reluctantly take a step back from EUSci to go off and heal the sick. However, I do very much like making puns in the realm of popular neuroscience so stand by for further contributions in the future...

Lara Moss

Submitted by Lara Moss on Tue, 2011-03-15 12:25

When I moved to Edinburgh in 2007 I was disappointed to find that the uni didn't have a science magazine I could get involved with. So, I decided to start one myself, which is how EUSci was founded in 2008. 

Edward Duca

Submitted by DwardD on Mon, 2011-03-07 18:24

Edward Duca believes that science is not just for himself but also for everyone to inspire and motivate. He is a recent PhD graduate in Genetics, and is also a freelance science writer and communicator. He has hosted talks in film bars, set up Malta Cafe Scientifique, and written about topics ranging from world-domination by robots to the perfect steak.

My articles: 
Kitchen Science: How to Make the Perfect Steak?
GM fish coming to your plate? So what!
Should We Try to Defeat Nature, and Win?
What can Science learn from Art?
Experimental Man

bethanlowder

Submitted by bethanlowder on Wed, 2011-02-23 13:10
During my stint as a PhD student in Edinburgh I was a EUSci podcaster and magazine contributer. Along with a few other ventures into the world of public engagement, being part of EUSci inspired me to abandon the lab and pursue a career in science communication. I'm now a medical writer based in Glasgow, although I try to find time for the occasional EUSci article or geeky blog post.
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