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FriendsDecember 2011

Connecting the dots How the University is helping to build the future of science and engineering

inside Edinburgh’s hidden gem: St Cecilia’s Hall How bursaries make a difference The University of Edinburgh Campaign supporters Your opinion matters contents We would love to hear what you Cover feature: How the think of the magazine. University’s investment in Please get in touch science and engineering is with Brian Campbell to helping to prepare us for the share your views challenges of tomorrow

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2 . edinburgh friends contents Dear friends, I am delighted to be introducing the latest edition of Edinburgh Friends to you after a very dynamic year for the University of Edinburgh. Since assuming responsibility for University Development and Alumni Engagement earlier this year, I have been privileged to be part of several major developments, including the merger with Edinburgh College of Art and the installation of HRH The Princess Royal as Chancellor, succeeding her father HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, who was an outstanding supporter of the University for his 53-year term. This magazine is testament to the many exciting developments that have been made possible by you, the University’s donors and friends. The Old College quadrangle is now open to the public as a resplendently green and elegant space in keeping with its historic site. The new teaching facility at the Dick Vet – one of the world’s largest vet school campuses – is full of active students who love their new space. Our Chancellor opened both on a memorable day in September. Major philanthropic gifts for medical research have enabled us to establish the Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine and to begin work on a building to house the Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic. Ongoing redevelopment of the King’s Buildings campus demonstrates the University’s continuing commitment to enhancing the student experience at Edinburgh at all of our campuses. Colin McLachlan’s story (p32) and the McIntyre family’s generous contributions to the access bursary scheme (p8) are heart-warming examples of the very real impact of philanthropic donations. Every gift makes a difference and I hope you will enjoy our graphic representation of just how vital smaller donations are to students, staff and research projects at the University (p6), while alumnus David McCorquodale’s legacy pledge (p34) is an example of the faith our supporters have in the future of this great institution. With this support, we continue to attract the world’s brightest minds to Edinburgh from across the globe – a powerful contribution to the University and its reputation as a world-leading centre of research and scholarship. As the current £350 million campaign approaches a successful end, I am excited to be looking forward to delivering the University’s ever-growing ambitions. We aspire to provide the best facilities possible to our staff and students. We want to deliver research which can address the huge social and scientific challenges of the day. We will encourage the arts, sports and culture, whilst sharing our diverse knowledge with the wider community. I look forward to sharing our plans with you, and hope you will join us in celebrating and extending the success of the University of Edinburgh.

Prof Mary Bownes, Vice Principal of External Engagement

edinburgh friends . 3 We take a look at just New vet school some of the development developments Vet students at the University of that have Edinburgh will now benefit from marked a one of the world’s largest vet school campuses, thanks to a busy year for new £42 million teaching facility. Part of a £100 million the University development on the University’s Easter Bush campus, the new building is able to accommodate more than 1,000 students, significantly increasing the University’s intake. Students will also be able to practise on A view inside the main hall, interactive man-made models at a Edinburgh College of Art clinical skills facility, and will have access to interactive learning to check on the health of farm Merger heralds animals through web cams. new era for art The new building also encompasses the Jeanne Marchig International Centre for Animal The University and the Welfare Education. Set up with a £2 Edinburgh College of Art have million donation from the Marchig celebrated a historic merger. Animal Welfare Trust, the Centre The University’s Principal, will be a key resource of expertise Professor Sir Timothy for animal welfare education. O’Shea, said: “Throughout this process, I have been struck by the sustained enthusiasm that students and A turtle is examined by a vet at the staff have expressed for the University’s Royal (Dick) School of coming together of our two Veterinary Studies distinguished institutions. I am

highlights fully confident that the new Edinburgh College of Art will flourish in the University as a dynamic centre of international standing in the visual, creative and performing arts under the leadership of its incoming Principal, Dr Chris Breward.” Dr Breward added: “It’s a huge privilege to be joining the new Edinburgh College of Art at this crucial point in its development. I look forward to working with all staff in building on the impressive achievements that have led to the merger, and creating an exciting future that reflects the full benefits of a unique partnership.” 2011

4 . edinburgh friends JK Rowling on the site of the Anne Rowling Neurology Clinic

Anne Rowling Clinic construction begun

Author JK Rowling visited the University in November to bury a time capsule beneath the site where the Anne Rowling Neurology Clinic will stand. The ceremony marked the beginning of building work on the clinic, which will be operational in Prof Peter Kind and the Alusi family at 2012. The clinic will focus on clinical the opening of the Patrick Wild Centre research and targeting discovery of treatments to slow progression of neurodegenerative diseases, with Official opening the ultimate ambition of repairing New Chair to of Patrick Wild damage, and was made possible aid Japan-China thanks to a £10 million donation Centre from Ms Rowling, in memory of her relations mother Anne, who died of multiple A special event at the sclerosis aged 45. A new Chair of Japanese-Chinese University of Edinburgh The time capsule contains relations has been established, thanks Business School on Buccleuch accounts from patients living to a million pound donation from Place marked the official with multiple sclerosis and other Worldwide Support for Development. opening of The Patrick Wild neurodegenerative diseases, The Handa Chair in Japanese- Centre for Research into as well as contributions from Chinese relations will be situated in Autism, Fragile X syndrome clinicians on current treatments the School of Literatures, Languages and Intellectual Disabilities, and their hopes for the future. and Cultures. It will be filled by a in November last year. The The new clinic follows the newly-appointed professor, who centre is a new initiative which creation of the Centre for Multiple will work closely with the Centre brings to life the University’s Sclerosis Research, also at Little for Japanese Studies, the Scottish ethos of “bench to bed” France, in 2007, which has also Centre for Chinese Studies, and the research, and will carry out received support from Ms Rowling. Confucious Institute for Scotland, at world-leading work on autism Siddharthan Chandran, Professor the University of Edinburgh. and fragile X syndrome – the of Neurology at the University of The Chair is named after Dr most common inherited form Edinburgh, who will lead the clinic, Haruhisa Handa, chairman of of intellectual disability, and said: “Neurodegenerative diseases Worldwide Support for Development. the most common known are one of the major challenges Dr Handa is renowned for his deep genetic cause of autism to modern medicine. Within this commitment to social causes. spectrum disorders. group of devastating disorders, The Handa Chair will investigate The centre has been MS disproportionately affects the the central issues in Japanese- supported by generous Scottish population. All patients Chinese relations, promoting close donations from Dr Alfred Wild, with these tough diseases need relations in one of Asia’s most in memory of his brother treatments that will slow, stop and important partnerships, and Patrick, who suffered from ideally reverse damage. This clinic will further cement the autism, and from Gus and will pioneer a range of studies that University’s expertise Reem Waines, whose son Kenz over time will improve patients’ lives in East Asian has fragile X syndrome. through innovative clinical research.” studies.

edinburgh friends . 5 What your donations are doing The University has once again been overwhelmed by the support pledged by 4,276 alumni and friends to a range of projects across the University, with the Edinburgh Fund, the Principal’s Access Bursary Fund and MS Research all benefiting greatly from the continued generosity of our donors

Average donation Total donors The Edinburgh Fund £152.27 2,823 The Edinburgh Fund continues to provide the resources on which the future of the University of Edinburgh depends, supporting students, researchers and teaching. Thanks to our donors, the Edinburgh Fund was able to award more than 90 access bursaries to bright and able students this Total raised year. In addition, 61 Innovation Initiative Grants were £429,844.50 this year awarded, supporting exciting and innovative projects carried out by both students and staff.

Average donation Total donors MS appeal Average£73.88 Donation Total163 donors Around 100,000 people in the UK have MS, and –Average £73.88 Donation –Total 163 donors it affects the lives of two million more. Thanks to – £73.88 – 163 the donors to our MS appeal, researchers at the University of Edinburgh are one step closer to unlocking the secrets of this devastating disease. The £12,000 raised has allowed the Centre for Multiple Sclerosis Research to purchase a specialised Total raised microscope, which enables researchers to watch £12,041.69 supporters the damage occurring to the myelin of living tissue in real time.

Principal’s Bursary Average donation Donation Total donorsdonors –£137.79Average £137.79 Donation –Total666 666 donors The Principal’s Access Bursary Fund has enjoyed its –Average £137.79 Donation –Total 666 donors most successful year to date, and we are delighted – £137.79 – 666 to announce the award of 18 new bursaries to first- year students. We receive hundreds of bursary applications from gifted students every year, some of whom are suffering financial hardship or Total raised live in low-income households, where no one has £91,767.02 previously benefited from a university education. These 18 students have now embarked on a life- changing educational experience, thanks to the generosity of our Principal’s Bursary donors. Our

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2011 in numbers Our community of supporters is spread across the globe, but perhaps unsurprisingly the majority of our donors live right here in Scotland

Scotland 2,222 England 1,626 Usa 126 Canada 57 Northern Ireland 50 Wales 39 Australia 23 Germany 11 Ireland 7 Channel Islands 7 Hong Kong 7 New Zealand 7 Belgium 6 Netherlands 6 France 5 Greece 5 Italy 3 Japan 3 Malaysia 3 P.R. China 3 Switzerland 3 Cayman Islands 2 Israel 2 Poland 2 Cyprus 1 India 1 Russian Federation 1 Spain 2 Denmark 1 Jordan 1 Thailand 1 Taiwan 2 Egypt 1 Kenya 1 Trinidad and Tobago 1 Bahrain 1 Guatemala 1 Nigeria 1 South Africa 1 Bermuda 1 Iceland 1 Republic of Singapore 1 United Arab Emirates 1

Gender What’s in a name? Global giving Percentages of male Johns, Margarets, Elizabeths and Davids are Where do our most and female donors most likely to pledge their support generous donors live? Margaret John Hong Kong Elizabeth David USA Catherine James Poland Helen William Thailand Anne Andrew Australia 61% Fiona Ian Switzerland Susan Alexander South Africa 39% Gillian Michael Germany Jennifer Richard Canada Sheila Colin Malaysia

edinburgh friends . 7 Morag McIntyre explains why she and her husband decided to fund a bursary in memory of their son Craig

e lost our beloved university as Craig did, that would be a fitting tribute son Craig in a tragic to him. And the great thing about a bursary is that accident, during his it’s not a static memorial, but something that’s living, third year as a student ongoing and practical. at Edinburgh. Of course, The recipient of the bursary is chosen by the his death was obviously University, and there was an event organised to match a huge tragedy for us, but we got a huge amount up donors and students. At the time, we weren’t sure ofW personal support from the University and from if we wanted to go along, but I’m we’re glad we did Craig’s professors. They were very sympathetic, and because we met the student who is receiving the really did everything they could to help us through. bursary and it was exactly what we’d envisaged – And though there are thousands of students at the someone who was the first person in her family to go University, it was clear that they knew who he was, to university, who didn’t have a great deal of financial had enjoyed teaching him, and were shocked and support, and for whom having that little bit of money saddened – and that meant a lot to us. We were behind her just gave her a wee bit of extra confidence. also very aware that Craig had been given a lot of opportunities while at Edinburgh – he’d been able to study what he loved, and travel, and he’d received a lot of support. So my husband and I both felt that we really needed to do something to recognise that. Our first instinct was to think of something along the lines of an academic prize, but when we heard about the bursary scheme, immediately it just clicked, and we knew that was what we wanted to do. Craig was someone who loved learning, and who was always interested in other people from all kinds of cultures and backgrounds, and he would have wanted other Another thing that was important for us was that the people to have those same opportunities he did, so actual process of setting up the bursary was very we felt very strongly that it would be something he simple. When we first started to think about making would have supported. It just made sense for us. a donation, we were put in touch with David Nichol- The bursary provides £1,000 a year for one son of the University’s Alumni and Development and student, for each of the four years of their degree. he talked us through the options. From then, it was Although it’s ­not really a lot of money, for a student really just a case of thinking it over, filling in a form it can make a big difference. It might mean that and writing a cheque. We weren’t rushed, it wasn’t someone who would have had to work in a café complicated in any way, and David and his col- every night can have that time instead for studying; leagues were absolutely fantastic – very supportive or it might mean a helping hand with materials or and sympathetic. books; or it could even just mean that they can jump I think people sometimes feel they have to be a on the train home on the odd weekend and see their multimillionaire to donate to the university, but you family, without worrying about money. It’s not that we don’t. For us this was just a way of doing something see ourselves as grand benefactors, but we just felt practical in Craig’s memory that was also a way of that if we could give a wee bit of help to somebody thanking the University for their support, and which else’s child and help them to get as much out of just felt like the right thing to do. The great thing about a bursary is that it’s not a static memorial, but something that’s living, ongoing and practical

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edinburgh friends . 9 10 . edinburgh friends From bench to bedside The University of Edinburgh’s new Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine brings together world-class experts in regenerative medicine to transfer lab research into effective treatments

edinburgh friends . 11 Edinburgh’s historic Little France district, lying four miles south-east of the city centre, has undergone a dramatic transformation from a development site into a hub of medical innovation

lustered around The Centre’s four spacious laboratories are directly landscaped grounds adjacent to write-up and office areas, allowing are the bright researchers to move easily between desk and bench, white facades of and removing all barriers to communication. These The Royal Infir- ‘flexi-labs’ feature removable benches and machinery, mary of Edinburgh, with electrical cabling running through control spines, the University of which will enable the facility to adapt easily to future Edinburgh’s Medi- requirements. Meanwhile, the Centre’s core facilities, cal School, the which comprise imaging, tissue culture, histology and Queen’s Medical FACS sorting – a means of sorting cells using fluores- Research Institute cence and light scattering – are all located at the heart (QMRI) and the Chancellor’s Building, housing of the building, making them easily accessible and the Centre for Neuroregeneration. maximising opportunities for interaction. This October saw the doors open on the Univer- One of the most important elements in the SCRM sity’s new £55 million Scottish Centre for Regenera- is the Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) clean Ctive Medicine (SCRM) – the only centre in the UK room facility, which enables the manufacture of clini- to bring together under one roof basic and clinical cal grade cells. “The GMP facility comprises seven stem cell scientists working on regeneration. With clean rooms occupying 1,000m2 in the centre of the 225 scientists spread across 9,000m2 floor space, building,” explains Dr McLean. “Run by Roslin Cells, it is also one of the largest research centres in the a not-for-profit biotechnology company founded by world to do so. the Roslin Institute, and the Scottish National Blood Every aspect of the building has been designed Transfusion Service, it enables us to translate cell and on this page: to capitalise on this unique opportunity. “The key con- regenerative therapies from the lab bench to the clinic. Views of the sideration in the design of the building was to create an Essentially, we can create cells that are safe for clinical interior of the integrated, open-plan environment, which promotes trials. This is crucial to our ‘bench to bedside’ strategy.” new SCRM and nurtures interaction and collaborative research,” explains Dr Gordon McLean, Centre Manager. A magnet for innovation

By bringing some of the brightest minds in science together under one roof, the SCRM hopes to plug the knowledge gap in stem cell behaviour. “The great potential of stem cells is that they can be turned into any cells in the body. Our interest is to use them to repair degenerative disease, and also to help the body to repair itself by stimulating its own stem cells, using the novel induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cell technique,” says Dr McLean. “This very promising technique was first discovered in 2006 and although scientists have made a lot of progress since, we still have a long way to go before it can be applied to stem cell therapies. The key issue is understanding behaviour: if an iPS cell can change into any cell in the body, how can we know for sure it won’t change into a cancer cell?”

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Building on Edinburgh’s existing research strengths, The Nicola the SCRM’s three research themes explore poten- tial treatments for the brain, blood and liver. Thanks Murray to its location in one of Europe’s leading medical Foundation research clusters, the SCRM is uniquely placed to deliver real progress in these areas. “This site offers unrivalled opportunities. We varian have on our doorstep a research hospital complete cancer is the with clinical trials unit and imaging centre; the QMRI, fifth most boasting some of the world’s most eminent scien- common tists; and the Centre for Neuroregeneration,” says cancer in Dr McLean. “Furthermore, SCRM is the first facil- women, with around 6,500 ity to open its doors in Edinburgh bioQuarter and Ocases diagnosed each year. the adjacent Bio-Incubator, constructed by Scottish Because of the difficulty in Enterprise with £26 million investment from the UK detecting the disease in its Government. It will provide a base for spin-out com- early stages, it is also one mercial enterprises generated by our researchers of the most devastating and and a bespoke space for companies wishing to co- difficult to treat. locate with SCRM and the other world-leading cen- Nicola Murray, a speech tres at Little France.” and language therapist from Talent attraction is one of the key strategic aims Fife, passed away in April 2010, of the Centre, which Dr McLean believes will act aged 34, less than four months as a ‘magnet’ for both companies and research- after being diagnosed with ers. The SCRM will continue to build the Centre’s the disease. The speed and international profile, attracting talent and funding, severity of Nicola’s illness was and engaging the public in this emerging area of a huge shock for her friends expertise, through activities such as seminars, facil- and family, but her memory ity tours, resources and exhibitions. has inspired many of those The figures speak for themselves. Based on who knew her to dedicate citation impact, ScienceWatch ranks Scotland first themselves to funding research in the world in stem cell research, with the Univer- to fight ovarian cancer. sity of Edinburgh achieving third place in its own “Nicola worked with adults right. Now, as basic and clinical stem cell scientists, with learning disabilities and research clinicians, pharmacists and innovative had a great relationship with young spin-out companies come together in a pur- a lot of her clients, travelling pose-built, state-of-the-art facility, the stage is set to Lourdes most years with for Edinburgh to pioneer one of the most promising her husband to help with the and innovative fields in modern medicine. disabled adults,” explains Nicola’s sister Caroline. “When she was ill she realised Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine: there was a limited amount of research into her type of a whistle-stop tour cancer. She told us that if there was any money raised when 9,000 m2 over 3 floors she was gone it should be used to help other people who 4 labs accommodating up to 200 bench-based scientists find themselves in the same Centralised imaging, tissue culture, histology and FACS sorting facilities situation as her and make a difference for the future.” 7 clean-rooms manufacturing GMP-grade cells for clinical trial The Nicola Murray £55 million project funded by Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise, European Foundation has therefore Regional Development Fund, Medical Research Council and British Heart Foundation, given £120k to the University together with generous donations from the University’s community of supporters of Edinburgh to set up a fund in Nicola’s name, in order to First highly-serviced lab in Europe to achieve ‘excellence’ rating by Building Research support the Edinburgh Cancer Establishment Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM), thanks to ground source heat Research Centre, and research pumps, solar photo-voltaic panels, rainwater collection system and energy-efficient design work into HNPCC-related ovarian cancers.

edinburgh friends . 13 Community fundraising

The University of Edinburgh would like to offer sincere thanks to the many supporters who continue to raise funds to support the its groundbreaking medical research

The Euan MacDonald Centre

Over £3,000 was raised for the Euan MacDonald Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Research, thanks to the generous support of Gillian Anderson and Gordon Smith and their friends and family. Gillian and Gordon married in July and asked for donations to Tackling be made to the Centre in place of traditional wedding gifts. A further £15,000 was raised by Ballater Golf Club, through its ‘Texas Scramble Golf Day’. As in previous years, this event was organised by the Ballater Charitable Chiels and Lindsay Barclay, childhood with help from family and friends. Oesophageal cancer research epilepsy The Anne Forrest Fund for Oesophageal Cancer Research was set up by the Forrest family in memory of Anne Forrest, and aims to June 2011 saw the opening fund research into the mechanisms, diagnosis and management of oesophageal cancer at the University of Edinburgh. Through a of the Muir Maxwell Centre continuing series of fundraising events, including a Summer Ball, for Childhood Epilepsy. barbeque and sponsored events, the Forrest family and their friends have so far raised over £10,300 for the University. Interdisciplinary and ‘virtual’ in nature, the Centre is dedicated MS Research to studying paediatric epilepsy The continued efforts of Sally Womersley to raise money for the across the population, adopting University’s research into MS have so far raised over £20,000. Sally is currently fundraising to help towards the purchase of a a holistic approach to consider state-of-the-art microscope which will allow researchers to make clinical, educational and social further discoveries into restoring the protective myelin coating on nerves, which is attacked during the initial stages of the disease. aspects of care Sally says, “Our hopes are that this microscope will further the groundbreaking research to change the whole face of MS for sufferers in the future, by not just slowing down the progression, but stopping it in its tracks, as well as reducing some of the disability associated with the disease.”

The Patrick Wild Centre

The Helen Maude Garfit Fund has been established by Maude Brownlie and her family in memory of Maude’s grandmother Helen, to raise awareness of and fund research into fragile X syndrome and fragile X associated tremor ataxia syndrome at the University’s Patrick Wild Centre for Research into Autism, Fragile X Syndrome and Intellectual Disabilities. A recent clay pigeon shoot organised by Maude has recently raised £54,000 for the centre.

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he project is a partnership consider the condition from an epidemiological per- Tackling between the University of Edin- spective. “Without a doubt, the Muir Maxwell Centre burgh and the Muir Maxwell is the only centre in the world able to drive forward Trust, which has pledged initial this kind of research into epilepsy in a population- ‘seeding’ funding of £1 million. based way,” comments Dr Richard Chin, Director of If you would childhood Set up in 2003 by Ann the new centre. like to find out and Jonny Maxwell, after The Muir Maxwell Centre’s work will form a key more about their son Muir was diag- part of a wider research group at the University of the work of the nosed with the condition, the Edinburgh’s Centre for Neuroregeneration, working Muir Maxwell epilepsy Trust exists to offer practical help alongside the Euan MacDonald Centre for Motor Centre for to families of children affected by severe epilepsy. Neurone Disease Research, and the Patrick Wilde Childhood The Centre will tackle three main areas of Centre for Research into Autism, Fragile X Syn- Epilepsy, research over the next five years. These are: how drome and Intellectual Disabilities. or make a pre-natal and early life exposure affects the onset “Our own experience really revealed to us that donation tand development of epilepsy; a focus on pre-school the seizures suffered by children with difficult epi- towards its age and the vulnerable period of late adolescence; lepsy are only part of the problem. There are many work, contact and the development of treatments for refractory more issues, for example to do with behaviour Chloe Kippen epilepsy, for which there are no effective treatments and affecting lifestyle, because the condition can on 0131 650 currently available. leave children profoundly damaged,” Ann Maxwell 2232 or email The Centre will also compile the world’s first explains. “The work of the new Centre, including the chloe.kippen@ data registry, collating information on all children in creation of a comprehensive data registry, could ed.ac.uk Scotland with the condition. The registry will include dramatically change the level of support and care types of epilepsy, medication, levels of support pro- that children and families get with epilepsy. And vided by the NHS and educational needs, as well because that data’s shared worldwide, there can as information which will enable researchers to only be a world-class outcome.”

edinburgh friends . 15 Unveiling a grand design

16 . edinburgh friends old college Unveiling a grand design

Almost 200 years after building work on Old College began, its quadrangle has been beautifully enhanced and officially opened by HRH The Princess Royal

ith its dis- events during the Edinburgh festival season, and tinctive dome, throughout the year. topped by the The official unveiling of the quad was performed ‘Golden Boy’, the by HRH The Princess Royal, on the 26th Septem- University of Edin- ber, on the occasion of her installation as the Uni- burgh’s Old Col- versity’s new Chancellor. The eighth person to hold lege has long been the office in its 150-year history, The Princess Royal a majestic highlight takes over from HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, who in a city famous for its architecture. Now, an exten- performed the role from 1953 until 2010. She is below left: The Princess sive renovation of the Old College Quad has further also currently patron of the Royal (Dick) School of Royal views enhanced this masterpiece. Veterinary Studies. artefacts First designed by Robert Adam in 1792, the The occasion was also marked by the presenta- discovered in construction of the college was briefly suspended tion of a Benefactor’s Award to the author JK Rowling, the grounds of following Adam’s death and the outbreak of the in recognition of her gift of £10 million for the estab- Old College quad. Napoleonic Wars, before William Henry Playfair lishment of the Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology

was appointed to take the project forward in 1817. Clinic. Due to open in spring 2012, the clinic will focus Below right: Although the work was largely finished by 1827, a on research into treatments for multiple sclerosis and JK Rowling lack of funds prevented the completion of the quad- other degenerative neurological conditions. Also receives the rangle, and the space has instead been put to a recognised with a Benefactor’s Award were Hugh Benefactor’s Award from HRH variety of uses over the years, most recently as a MacGillivray Langmuir and Josseline Langmuir, while The Princess car park. Lord Wilson of Tillyorn was presented with a degree Royal at the That aberration has now been set right, thanks honoris causa for his contribution to Scotland via opening event to a £1 million gift, which has enabled the replace- education, commerce and culture. ment of the quadrangle’s previous grey gravel surface with Clashach sandstone, the creation of a new lawn in the centre, and the installation of new drainage and light- ing systems. The result is an imposing yet elegant space, befitting its history and loca- tion at the heart of the Univer- sity, which can be enjoyed by staff, students and visitors, as well as by members of the public. The area will also provide a versatile space for

edinburgh friends . 17 The future ofmodernscience How the University of Edinburgh is working to ensure we can face the challenges of tomorrow

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edinburgh friends . 19 Inspiring science How the SCI-FUN Roadshow is aiming to start a small revolution in Scottish schools

nderstanding the Reynolds, makes up the core of the SCI-FUN team. secrets of the cos- “Increasingly we’re looking to science to help us with mos, exploring our the challenges we will face in the coming decades, genetic heritage, such as climate change and diminishing resources, experimenting with but that is going to be compromised if we don’t have rockets and engines enough young people with the necessary scientific – of all the sub- skills, or the teachers to train the coming generations.” jects in the school As part of its activities, the Roadshow delivers a curriculum, science subject choice presentation, opening pupils’ eyes to ought to be among what a career in science could offer them. “Careers the most exciting. And yet, successive studies have advice presentations are traditionally aimed at shown that the disenchantment of UK school chil- pupils aged 15, 16 and 17, yet by this age, they dren with the sciences is a long-established trend. have already chosen their subjects,” Peter explains. UFor a society increasingly dependent on, and influ- “Our whole aim is really to catch them before they enced by, the sciences, such research makes very start to lose interest, to make them think, and to worrying reading. show them what science is about and where it could One initiative aiming to put this aberration right take them.” Yet it isn’t just about inspiring budding is the SCI-FUN Roadshow. Run and funded by the professional scientists. As Stuart Dunbar explains, University of Edinburgh, with some assistance from it’s also about encouraging and promoting scientific the Scottish Government, the project brings real literacy. “We’re frequently asked to vote on issues -world, mind-boggling science to schools across such as GM crops, the MMR vaccine and climate Scotland. Through a mixture of interactive presenta- change. If the public is to properly engage with the tions and hands-on experiments, its aim is simple: impact of these issues on society, it’s important that to put the wonder back into science, and, by doing everyone has some scientific grounding with which so, to increase the uptake in science subjects. to assess the claims and comment contained within The problem of how to engage young people the science-based news stories with which we’re with science is not a new one. The perceived dif- presented on an almost daily basis.” ficulty of scientific subjects, limited resources, and ever-increasing pressures on science teachers to keep up-to-date with topics of which the bounda- ries of knowledge and understanding are constantly Rating the Roadshow shifting, all pose challenges. However, it is an issue which is becoming increasingly problematic, as the In 2010–11 the SCI-FUN Roadshow visited 29 schools economic, cultural and practical importance of sci- across Scotland. As part of an evaluation, teachers opposite ence in our daily lives continues to increase. were asked to give feedback on the Roadshow’s from top left: “Industry spokespeople have been saying for content and effectiveness. Here’s what they said: The sci-fun a while that they haven’t been able to find the skills Roadshow presenters; they need in computing, physics and maths, from the Respondents rated the Roadshow an average pupils at UK graduate pool. That’s bad news for the national for ‘knowledge and Kinross High economy, but it’s also bad news for science in a professionalism’ School try out wider sense, and for our society,” says Peter Reid, 4.93/5 the exhibits SCI-FUN’s Development Manager, who, with Road- show Manager Stuart Dunbar, and Technician Mark

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said the Roadshow had increased the interest of pupils in studying 100% sciences further said they would recommend the Roadshow to other 100% teachers said they would be interested in hosting the Roadshow again. 100% 66% said this would be dependent on finding funding

edinburgh friends . 21 facilities of urban-based science centres. “For pupils to visit a science centre they have to live within easy Our aim is to show pupils driving distance. That means you have huge swathes in the south of the country and the Highlands and what science is about and Islands that are effectively excluded,” Stuart says. “The fact that we are not a commercial, profit-making enterprise means that we are willing to carry the costs where it can take them of providing this kind of educational service to areas where there’s the greatest need – areas where teach- Peter Reid, SCI-FUN Development Manager ers can’t simply put the year group on a bus to Glas- gow, because Glasgow is a 400-mile round trip.” However, whilst taking interactive science to geographically remote areas is one of SCI-FUN’s If you would A unique offering main priorities, it is also the most significant obsta- like to support cle to public funding. “SCI-FUN is about meeting a or find out The concept of ‘bringing science to life’ for pupils social need, and making sure that as many children more about by allowing them to try out hands-on experiments as possible can benefit from experiencing science in SCI-FUN, is not new, and there are already science centres in this way. But if you’re playing the numbers game, the please contact Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. How- fact that we’re often catering for those areas which Rachel Love ever, the SCI-FUN Roadshow offers unique advan- are less heavily populated means we can never on 0131 650 tages. The first of these is a saving for schools on compare favourably to an inner-city science centre,” 2788 or email both organisational work and – more importantly, in Peter argues. “The metric from funders is: how many Rachel.Love@ the current economic climate – in cost. The charge pupils did you see? But it’s a crude metric. It takes a ed.ac.uk to schools is heavily subsidised by the University of lot of fuel to take the Roadshow to the Western Isles, Edinburgh’s College of Science and Engineering, and we’ll see fewer pupils, but, we would argue that so that they pay just £300. Furthermore, the fact that trip is as valuable as one where you visit five times as SCI-FUN is a science engagement group with strong many pupils in the centre of Edinburgh, for example. links to the University of Edinburgh ensures that pres- In addition, simply counting numbers is a poor indi- entations and exhibits are consistently up-to-date cator of what’s actually delivered: every single pupil and inspired by the most relevant research topics. in a SCI-FUN Roadshow visit, for example, experi- In fact, a SCI-FUN sister project, ‘FUSION’, has been ences two science presentations, a subject choice developed to design and construct outreach exhibits talk and a hands-on session with over 40 exhibits.” which take the University’s latest research out to the The response to SCI-FUN from schools and public: one recent example includes a working, port- teachers has been phenomenal (see boxes below), able carbon capture and storage model. but the initiative remains financially precarious, even Above all, however, the roadshow model ena- with the significant support of the University of Edin- bles SCI-FUN to reach geographically remote areas burgh over the past few years. “We have lots of ideas of Scotland where schools are unable to access the on how we can take this scheme forward and make it even better – which would also enable us to add value to the University in terms of promoting outreach of its science research – but everything is dependent What the teachers say on funding,” Peter explains. “Our current model has been very well received, but it’s always on the edge.” “Excellent in raising awareness and addressing SCI-FUN is currently fundraising to try and guar- the importance of science and subject choice” antee future provision and to allow the team to signifi- Dr Rob Campbell, Lossiemouth High School, Moray cantly enhance their offering, including more exhibits across more areas of science, visiting more schools, “Extremely worthwhile experience. Pupils are and, crucially, charging less. “We know from feed- enthusiastic and in awe of some of the experiments” back from schools that there’s a real need for what Allison Henderson, Ullapool High School, Highlands we do, that they like what we do, and that it makes a difference, but we also know that schools in Scotland “[SCI-FUN] gives a view on science outside school are under increasing financial pressures; some have that can be difficult for teachers to do” openly said that they want us to come back, but don’t Liz Anne Jeffray, St. Ninian’s High School, know if they can afford it,” Stuart says. “We’d like to East Dunbartonshire be at a point where funding issues or geographic location won’t ever be barriers to pupils experiencing “S2 pupils leave the event enthused for the sciences” and enjoying science in this way.” Richard Ford, Bearsden Academy, East Dunbartonshire

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Inside the new King’s Buildings Science & Engineering Library, books are just the beginning

magine the scene. The space is scheme, which will dramatically improve the qual- clean, airy, luminous. Double-height ity and variety of study space available for students, windows open out onto views of and is testament to the University’s commitment to greenery outside. Inside, groups the future of science and engineering. of students huddle around lecture notes and laptops, and the air is 21st-century learning filled with the sound of discussion and the smell of hot coffee. It’s a mil- With four spectacular floors of enhanced resources, the lion miles away from the dark, stuffy new library has been specifically designed to meet the corridors of libraries of the past, but changing needs of today’s students – and tomorrow’s this is the vision of the new library on the King’s Build- researchers. “Students today are studying in a world that ings campus, where much of the science, engineer- is growing and changing ever faster each day. As one of ing and mathematics research and teaching at the the world’s leading teaching and research institutions for University of Edinburgh is based. the sciences, we need to make sure that we have library Costing around £8.75 million, and scheduled for facilities appropriate for 21st-century learning,” explains completion by September 2012, the library renovation Professor Simon Bates, Dean of Learning and Teaching iis at the heart of the University’s science development for the College of Science and Engineering.

edinburgh friends . 23 The redevelopment of the library has been complemented by Sustainable thinking a revamping of other facilities across the King’s Buildings cam- The new King’s Buildings Library aims to be as beneficial for the pus, including the creation of environment as it is for its students. All materials will be purchased ‘teaching studios’ – large, open- from audited suppliers with an environmental management system plan spaces focussed on group in place, and the architects and contractors are bound by the working, which break free from principles of sustainable construction. The building has also been the restrictions of traditional lec- engineered to the best environmental standards, including the use ture theatres, seminar rooms of sustainable fabric, natural ventilation, rainwater harvesting, and and laboratories. As Prof Bates a green roof. Adjacent to the King’s Buildings Centre, orientated explains, the redevelopment is south to face towards the central green of the campus, there will be about changing the ways stu- large, sweeping windows to the south and west elevations to bring dents learn, in order to equip in daylight to the deep plan spaces and reduce the need for artificial them for tomorrow’s workplace. lighting. It is predicted that the library will operate at half the running “It supports what I believe is cost of similar buildings on the campus. a fundamental change in the pur- pose of higher education today. Going back a couple of decades, The library has been designed along similar lines to higher education was seen as a route for the minor- the Main Library in George Square, with structured ity of students who go on to professional or aca- study spaces changing in function as they move demic life. Now it’s about producing graduates who If you would up the floors: while the ground floor is designed are equipped for a very different working environ- like to support to encourage informal discussion and collabora- ment – it has been suggested that around half of our or find out tive working, including a café and relaxed seating graduates will go on to jobs that currently don’t even more about among its features, the study environment becomes exist,” says Prof Bates. “We need to be cognisant of the King’s progressively quieter, with the top floors providing the fact that we’re producing graduates who need Buildings space for individual, private study. Small meeting a broad range of skills both within and outside their development rooms, bookable with easy-to-use touch screens specific academic disciplines; who very likely will project, and available for student use only, have been intro- undergo one, two or even more career changes please contact duced to aid collaborative or presentation work, and over their working life; and who will need to learn to Rachel Love wireless Internet has also been installed through- work across disciplines – across and beyond the on 0131 650 out, along with facilities for printing documents from sciences, for example – if they are to solve the prob- 2788 or email portable devices. “The ways in which students, staff lems of tomorrow. These new facilities are about Rachel.Love@ and researchers interact with teaching and learning meeting those needs.” ed.ac.uk materials has changed massively, with much of it now in electronic format,” Prof Bates notes. “Many Closing the gaps of the standard journals that we use now have online archives going back 100 years, and we need The construction of the library is already underway, to make sure these are easily accessible.” and the new building is taking shape. “This has Of course, the library will retain substantial been a huge investment for the University, and one space for book storage, with over two kilometres which has only been made possible by unwavering of open access shelving. Yet, even here, innova- commitment and generous donations from alumni tion has made its mark – compact, movable shelv- and friends,” Prof Bates comments. “Now we’ve got ing, fixed on runners, ensures more books can be the skeleton of the building, we can begin to imag- packed into a smaller area, maximising floor space. ine what it will actually be like. There are exciting times ahead.” Investment in a project of this scale is a mas- sive step towards promoting world-leading teaching and research at Edinburgh, but it remains a project in need of support. “This is the third main project I’ve been involved in at the University and I’m tre- mendously impressed with the professionalism with which it is being run,” says Prof Bates. “However, with the current economic climate, we’re all aware that these are tough times for the University, and we’re extremely grateful for any support which can help us close the remaining funding gaps.”

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If you would like to find out more about supporting the ECCI, please contact Margaret Future vision: a computer generated Clift-McNulty image of the new ECCI building on 0131 651 4222, or email margaret. Fusing theory [email protected] and practice ne year on from its conception, Kerr, Director of the Edinburgh Centre. “The Scot- and ECCI – the Edinburgh tish Centre of Expertise on Climate Change is an Centre for Carbon Innova- interface to improve the flow of information between tion – is going from strength the research base and policy teams.” In a radi- to strength. Eleven staff cal departure from previous advisory processes, are now working on its two policy-makers will have a ‘direct line’ to expertise core activities of low carbon and support from the Centre. “The typical approach innovation for business and would be for someone to do a five-year research policymakers, and professional project, write a paper, and then for that to be trans- skills and learning for public and private-sector lated into policy at some point in the future. So the decision makers in low carbon finance, manage- time scales are quite long. Here, instead, policy- ment and policy. makers can simply call up and ask for advice, guid- Currently based on South College Street, the ance and context to help them.” Centre has secured £1.6 million from the European A collaboration between the Universities of Regional Development Fund towards the creation Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt and Edinburgh Napier, and of its stunning new hub in High School Yards. Gen- working with the business community and govern- erous contributions from supporters have enabled ment, the Edinburgh Centre has been created to the University to start stripping the old building, ‘bridge the gap’ between good ideas and practical and a major fundraising campaign is underway to action to deliver a resilient, low carbon society. achieve the remainder of the £10.5 million needed to bring this important project to fruition. In spring 2011, the Centre also received fund- ing from the Scottish Government to host ClimateX- Policy-makers need change – the Scottish Centre of Expertise on Cli- mate Change – an initiative designed to improve much more effective and the capacity of governments to deliver effective and appropriate legislation at a time of rapid social and technical change. immediate access to “With the massive emission reduction targets that have been set over the next few years, there’s the brain power a strong sense that policy-makers need much more effective and immediate access to the brain power within universities across Scotland,” explains Dr within universities

edinburgh friends . 25 marvel of

St Cecilia’s Hall is one of the UK’s most important sites of musical heritage. We take a look at how, with the support of its friends, the University of Edinburgh is preserving this masterpiece for posterity Hidden deep in Edinburgh’s labyrinthine Old Town, behind a blank façade that gives nothing away, is a treasure which rivals some of Edinburgh’s best-loved attractions in historical importance. Step inside and you will be astonished

t Cecilia’s Hall, situated just off the world. Today, these form a significant part of the famous Cowgate, is Scot- the hall’s Museum of Musical Instruments, a treas- land’s oldest concert hall, dating ure trove of musical artefacts dating back to the back to 1763. It was founded by Renaissance. Open to the public, the collection is the Edinburgh Musical Society, carefully maintained and preserved by the Univer- an exclusive body of amateur sity for posterity. musicians, and was a popular It’s little wonder that the hall is something of a venue for performers and danc- place of pilgrimage for thousands of music lovers ers throughout the 18th cen- every year – even if most people living in Edinburgh tury. Almost 250 years on, after have never heard of it. undergoing many changes through the years, the The hall is arguably best known for its astonish- hall is now owned and maintained by the University ing collection of historic harpsichords, which date Sof Edinburgh, which has been lovingly and pains- back to the 16th century. The collection was begun takingly returning this historic gem to its former by Raymond Russell, an accomplished harpsi- Georgian glory. With its glass-topped dome and chord player, author of the authoritative reference chandeliers, the elegant décor is a pleasant sur- book The Harpsichord and Clavichord – An Intro- prise when contrasted to the unassuming exterior ductory Survey (1959), and a passionate collector of the building. Even more impressive, however, of harpsichords. Russell had been in discussion are the hall’s stunning natural acoustics. with the University of Edinburgh about establishing And there is more to St Cecilia’s than this, with a museum of restored instruments, and when he the building also home to one of the finest, if not died, in his early 40s, his mother donated 19 of his the finest, historical collection of harpsichords in harpsichords to the University. opposite: Some of the historic string ST CECILIA’S HALL – A TIMELINE instruments on display at St Cecila’s ; 1763 1803 1809 Dr Daryl Martin Concert Hall, Laigh Room and Lobby constructed for the Following the closure of The Masonic Grand Lodge Edinburgh Musical Society. It’s one of the first commissions the Edinburgh Musical of Scotland buys the Previous for Robert Mylne, who swiftly established himself as one Society due to financial building and embarks page: of the great architects of the period. In the previous year, problems, the building is on major alterations, Harpsichord: he had made his name by winning acquired by the Baptist including construction of Ioannes the competition to design London’s Church. the two-storey extension Ruckers, Blackfriars Bridge. After construction, that now fronts on to the Antwerp 1638, part of St Cecilia’s earns a reputation as an Cowgate. A plaque saying the Raymond outstanding recital venue. ‘Freemasons Hall 1812’ Russell remains in place. Collection Robert Mylne

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That collection continued to grow with further bequests and loans and, in 2005, it was significantly boosted by the gift of the Rodger Mirrey Collection, an even larger, and highly complementary collection of historic harpsichords. And while the University also houses a further collection of instruments at the Reid Concert Hall, St Cecilia’s is also enriched by the Anne Macaulay Collection of Plucked String Instruments, which includes early guitars, lutes, zithers and man- dolins, dating back as far as the 17th century. The beauty and historic importance of the col- lection draws between four and five thousand lovers of music from all over the world every year. Some of these visitors come to examine the instruments, yet it isn’t necessary to be a musician or a historian to appreciate this astonishing display of instruments, many of which are still used for performances. One man who never tires of the exhibits is its Curator, Dr Darryl Martin, who stresses the very ‘liv- ing’ nature of the collection. “Part of the gift was that instruments should be shared,” says Dr Martin. “If people have a request to play the instruments and can supply us with references and give us plenty of notice, we do our best to arrange it.” For those who are curious to simply view this astonishing collection, the museum is open to visitors between 2pm and 5pm on Wednesdays and Saturdays, plus extended periods during the August festival period. The harp- sichords are all displayed in the open, in a humidity- controlled environment, and can be inspected up close. The other stringed instruments are displayed in glass showcases, for preservation purposes. St Cecilia’s is more than just a museum, how- ever. It is an active educational establishment, with eleven students currently researching their PhDs there, many of whom also work for the collection on specific projects alongside their own research – one involves a project to create precise sketches of the construction of each harpsichord so that

1844 1935 1959 Edinburgh Town Council buys The building is transformed into a palais de danse by The University of Edinburgh buys St St Cecilia’s to accommodate a Miss Magdalene Cairns, with the Concert Room renamed Cecilia’s to house the collection of school based on the methods of as the Excelsior Ballroom. Initially it serves as a dance 19 harpsichords and clavichords educationalist and benefactor venue for debutantes, and continues successfully presented by the mother of the late Dr Andrew Bell. At some point through the Second World War and early 1950s. Miss Raymond Russell. towards the end of he Century Cairns then refurbishes the building once more to 2005 (probably 1891), the school return it to its Concert Hall origins – staging a concert closes and the premises of Scottish music in April 1959. The museum of historic instruments are taken by a printer and is significantly enhanced with the bookbinding company. donation of the Rodger Mirrey Collection.

edinburgh friends . 29 It’s the only place in the world where you can hear instruments from 1763 played in a contemporary setting of 1763

enthusiasts around the world can build their own stage, the introduction of humidity-controlling display reproductions. Perhaps even more importantly, St cases, and a complete architectural and historical Cecilia’s remains a working concert hall, living and review, which includes a full conservation plan for loved. Indeed, a number of the instruments stored the instruments. There remains, however, much more in the museum are occasionally removed from their work to be done to safeguard this priceless architec- display positions, prepared and tuned, and then tural and cultural heirloom for future generations. played by guest musicians in the concert hall itself. To this end, the St Cecilia’s Redevelopment Pro- “It’s unique,” says Dr Martin. “It’s the only place ject has been initiated. Its aims are to restore the hall in the world that I’m aware of where you can hear to its full 18th century splendour, while at the same original instruments from 1763 played in a contem- time dramatically updating and improving both the porary setting of 1763.” Recent examples of the performance and museum spaces, and bringing the hugely popular series of summer concerts held at building’s infrastructure up to 21st century stand- the hall include performances of French baroque ards. Specific details of the £5 million project include salon music, and early versions of Handel’s wind the expansion of the hall’s gallery spaces, and the sonatas, while the esteemed soprano Emma Kirkby restoration of the building’s original historic façade. is among those to have performed. The result will be a world-class venue, fit to serve as All this has only been made possible thanks to an international focal point for the study and enjoy- the commitment and generosity of friends of the Uni- ment of music and its cultural heritage, in time for St versity, who, over the past few years, have helped Cecilia’s 250th anniversary. to fund extensive refurbishments and improvements. Among these are the renovation of the music hall Above: St Cecilia’s Hall

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he charter granted by James VI to the Town Council of Edinburgh in 1582 We take a peek inside – the effective starting point of the University of Edinburgh – was among the University’s Special the treasures recently inspected by HRH The Princess Royal, ahead of her installation as Chancellor. Collections The viewing was part of The Princess’s recent tour of the Main Library at George Square, which is “The sheer extent of material that we’ve got means tcurrently undergoing a £60 million redevelopment, that the backlog started in the sixteenth century. scheduled for completion next year. The project is There’s a huge amount of material from almost transforming Sir Basil Spence’s A-listed masterpiece every field of human endeavour that awaits discov- If you would into a state-of-the-art study environment, but the build- ery,” explains University Archivist and Head of Spe- like to support ing is also home to the University’s Special Collections cial Collections Arnott Wilson. He adds: “We receive or find out dedicated to preserving and making accessible some wide ranging funding from various trusts and founda- more about St of the world’s most precious documents. tions, as well as from research councils, and we do Cecilia’s Hall or The collections comprise all the rare books, also get donations from individuals. That is certainly the University’s manuscripts, archives accumulated by the Univer- something we’re very grateful for and would want to Special sity since the Clement Little bequest of theological encourage, to enable us to do more to share these Collections, books in 1580. There is an astonishing range and amazing resources with the research community and please contact diversity of material, from medieval manuscripts the wider public.” Niamh Donlon to the personal papers of past students and staff. on 0131 Particular highlights include a Persian manuscript, 650 2789 or Below, clockwise from left: with exquisite illustrations, of Al-Biruni’s Chronology Scotland’s only copy of John Knox’s liturgy in Gaelic; email niamh. of Ancient Nations, Scotland’s only copy of John 11th century Celtic Psalter – Scotland’s oldest book; donlon@ed. Knox’s liturgy in Gaelic, and the 11th century Celtic Field notebooks of the 19th century folklorist Alexander ac.uk Psalter – Scotland’s oldest book. They also include Carmichael; Al-Biruni’s Chronology of Ancient Nations the University’s archives, including the original architectural sketches of its historic buildings. This invaluable material is preserved and described by the University’s Centre for Research Collections (CRC). Thanks to the Centre’s work, the Special Collections can be accessed by research- ers from both within and outwith the University, as well as by the general public, and frequently form the basis for both national and international research projects. One recent example is a project funded by the Wellcome Trust to preserve and catalogue the University’s collections on groundbreaking genet- ics. Another is an examination of the field notebooks of the 19th century folklorist Alexander Carmichael, compiled during his work in the Scottish Highlands. The archives are also able to provide assistance with areas such as ancestry research, while the his- toric structural drawings of the University’s build- ings are used to both assist contemporary refur- bishments and renovations and help provide source material for student projects. The task of maintaining and organising such a vast collection of information is, of course, enormous.

edinburgh friends . 31 A little support, difference One recipient of an access bursary talks about the impact the award has made on his life

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s a former member of the SAS turned student of History, it’s fair to say that Colin Maclachlan’s working About bursaries environment has changed some- what over the past few years. Yet while Teviot Place may be Access bursaries are designed to offer assistance to gifted a more hospitable than the students whose personal circumstances would otherwise lead jungles of Sierra Leone or the to some level of financial hardship, which may jeopardise their streets of post-invasion studies. While some bursaries are subject specific, most are Iraq, the move hasn’t all been plain sailing. generic and open to students from all disciplines. “It was a huge decision to go to university,” Every year, the University receives more applications than Colin admits. “There aren’t a lot of ex-squaddies it can award – in 2010/2011, over 520 applications for access who go on to take degrees in History, and I was the bursaries were received, of which 217 were successful. 79 first person in my immediate family to go to univer- accommodation bursaries were also awarded, each with a value sity, so it was a big leap into the unknown.” of £1,000. The University also funded 36 different scholarship Having joined the armed forces as a 15-year- schemes in 2010/2011, awarding 122 scholarships, from almost old, Colin left after 17 years with no formal qualifi- 11,400 applications. cations, and unable to find work. After applying for over 1,000 jobs, he decided to broaden his horizons and improve his job prospects by going back to “The fact there’s someone out there who knows college and, after successfully completing a year- absolutely nothing about you personally, but who long access course, won a place to study History at knows something of your situation and how hard it the University of Edinburgh. The offer represented a could be, and who says, ‘We’re going to have some If you would fantastic opportunity, yet the financial burden of full- confidence in you, we want you to succeed,’ is a like more time study represented a serious obstacle. great motivation not to give up,” he says. “No mat- information Thankfully for Colin, however, the University ter how severe your circumstances, you know that on supporting was able to advise him on bursaries for which he without the bursary it would be much worse, so you Scholarships was eligible, and for which he successfully applied. don’t want to rest on your laurels. You want to look and Bursaries, The bursary awards £1,000 a year over four years, someone in the eye at the end of it and say, ‘You please contact and Colin describes its impact as “massive”. “A couldn’t have put that money to better use, I did as David Nicholson, thousand pounds a year makes a huge contribution much as I could with it’.” Development to rent, travel and books,” he says. “For someone As the first in his family to attend university, Manager, on who is trying to juggle the financial layout of study- Colin believes there is no doubt that his experience 0131 650 9220, ing full-time, it can be the difference between carry- has had a hugely beneficial impact on his life expe- or email david. ing on and dropping out.” rience and future prospects. nicholson@ Colin is one of 200 University of Edinburgh stu- “One of the things about not having someone ed.ac.uk dents to benefit from an access bursary, which exist close to you who’s been to university is that you don’t to mitigate the cost of higher education for talented see first-hand the benefits. I decided to go to univer- students whose financial or personal circumstances sity because I wanted to improve my prospects, and might otherwise prevent them from accepting their I hope it will do that, but I’ve also found there’s much offer of a place. For Colin personally, it has also more to it than just that. It also opens up whole new meant he is able to visit his wife, who had to move areas of life, in things that you probably wouldn’t oth- to London for work, and their four-month-old son. erwise have been exposed to,” Colin says. “Since I However, the benefits are more than just financial. started studying I’ve become interested in all kinds As Colin explains, a bursary can of things, from philosophy to psychology, and, of give an extra degree of motiva- course, different periods of history. And once you tion and confidence, which can have that, I think it’s probably something that stays be invaluable. with you throughout your life.” When juggling the financial layout of studying full-time, a bursary can be the difference between carrying on and dropping out

edinburgh friends . 33 Putting aside for the future David McCorquodale explains why he decided to pledge a legacy to the University

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s a young law undergraduate at the University of Edinburgh in 1980, David McCorquodale remembers the city as an entrancing fusion of learn- ing and leisure. “My main mem- ories are cycling through the Meadows, pub crawls along the Grassmarket, ceilidhs, Burns suppers, discos and of course the occasional lecture. I met a lot of friends there, and enjoyed studying Law, play- Aing rugby and cricket – I had a great time,” he says. “There are some places, such as St Andrews, that are a financial gift, without compromising his current really dominated by the students, or others, like Stir- financial commitments. ling, where the campus is a bit out of the city. But in “There aren’t many stages in your early career Edinburgh you’re right in the heart of it. It’s a fantastic when you’re really able to make much of a financial If you are city to be a student in.” contribution to the University, particularly when you considering Originally from Elgin, David spent four happy take into account the cost of mortgages, pensions, leaving a legacy years at Edinburgh, picking up his law degree and a children, and so on. And with today’s graduates, to the University diploma in legal practice, and meeting his wife, Kay, with tuition fees and student loans, that’s probably of Edinburgh, along the way. After graduation, his career took him even more true,” says David. “My own legacy really please contact to KPMG, where he is now a Corporate Finance Part- came about from a sense that I wanted to give back Morag Murison ner, heading up the consumer goods and retail team a significant lump sum to the University, but didn’t on 0131 650 for their corporate finance business across Europe. yet feel in a position in which I could afford to do 9637, or email His links to Edinburgh remain strong, however that. Setting that money aside in my will, I know it’s morag.murison – he has lived for most of his working life in the city, there, without it being something that I really have @ed.ac.uk and maintained many of the friendships he and Kay to think about at the moment.” made during their student days. He is also mindful And while he hasn’t yet specified a particular of the impact of the education he received at Edin- area or project for the legacy to be spent on, David burgh. It’s one of the reasons David has chosen to argues that retaining that option is a positive for support the University with a legacy. “It was really him. “When I’m older I suspect that I’ll start to take about wanting to give something back to the Uni- more of an interest in where it might go – but I like versity, because I’ve been fortunate in my career, to think I’m still young enough to just leave it out and part of that is because of the learning I got dur- there for now.” for the future ing that four-year period at the University,” he says. David adds: “When I think of my time at the A former member of the Development Trust University, it’s of places like the Old College. board, and current member of the Edinburgh Cam- I loved that building and its history, but the devel- paign board, David is also a regular donor to opments that have taken place in my lifetime within the University Law School. However, as some of the University’s facilities have also been he explains, pledging a legacy rep- great to see. Developments such as the Royal Infir- resented the opportunity to mary, the Easter Bush Estates, the Confucius Insti- support the Uni- tute, and the School of Informatics, which I think is versity with absolutely fantastic – they just add so much to our city and go a long way to helping attract more tal- ent to the University. And I think that’s something worth supporting.” It was about wanting to give something back to the University

edinburgh friends . 35 The University of Edinburgh

Campaign Supporters

1st August 2010–31st July 2011 campaign supporters

The University of Edinburgh would like to thank the following supporters for their kind generosity

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Robert Patrick $ Dr Catherine Lyall Mr James Hair Mr James Warren Miss Rachael Gowland Mr Eloy Prieto Ms Theresa Macvarish Mr William Huttinger $ Dr Charlotte Warren-Gash Dr Jane Grewar Mrs Alison Reed Mrs Norma Martin Mr Alasdair MacDonald Ms Claire Watt Viscountess Rosanagh Mr Christian Robinson Miss Caroline McCready Mrs Lorna Manson Mrs Marilyn Wemyss Grimston Mr Andrew Silander Mr James McKenzie Dr Kate Moore Dr Jonathan Wills Mr Graham Hay Mr Jan Strandskog Mrs Dorothy-Anne Newlands Ms Olga Neumann

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Dr Martin Reijns Dr Helen Rodgers Non-Graduating Alumni and Friends Mr Ross Shoemark Ms Diana Sisu Ms Laura Abernethy Mr Liam Bailey Mr Stephen Brearley L Captieux Miss Sally Stewart Ms Funke Abimbola Ms Evelyn Bain Mr Stuart Brearley Mr Paul Carolan Dr Alexander Voss Ms Joan Adam Mr David Bainbridge Ms Jill Brennan Dr Sarah Carpenter Miss Laura Watson Ms Virginie Adam Ms Margaret Bainbridge Mr Stuart Britt Ms Debbie Carter Ms Mariana West Mr Benjamin Adams Mrs J Hazel Baldwin Ms Christine Brooks Ms Sarah Cartland Miss Tracey Whitehouse Dr Nigel Adams Ms Tamsin Balfour Mr Jonathan Brooks Mr John Carver Mr Franklin Adatsi Mrs Mary Ball Ms Emma Brooksbank Ms Katrina Catt 2008 Mr Patrick Adey Mr Philip Ball Mr Brian Brown Ms Vanessa Caudwell Dr Annatasha Bartel Mr Jay Adriaanse Mr Jamie Balmer Ms Catherine Brown Mr Alan Chainey Mr Mark Berry Mr Mark Ahlin Mrs Caroline Barbour Dr Diana Brown Ms Jo Chalmer Mr Benjamin Black Mr Jahangir Ahmed Mr Robert S Barbour Ms Elizabeth Brown Ms Kayi Chan Mr Julian Blake Dr Thomas Ahnert Mrs Greta M Barclay Mr Gavin Brown Ms Margaret Chapman Mrs Karen Duncan Ms Maria Aid Ms Emily Barns Mr James Brown Miss Rachel Chapman Mr Neil Elbourne Mrs Kristina Aitken Dr Robert Barr Mr Jeremy Brown Mr Richard Chappell Mrs Linda Gardner Mr Saul Barrington Ms Kairen Brown Ms Louisa Chard Miss Brigid Harty Mr Scott Akker Miss Christine Hughson Ms Shireen Akrawi Ms Ann Barton Ms Lindsay Brown Ms Pam Charles Mr Robert Jordan Mr Chadwan Al Yaghchi Dr Subham Basu Professor Nigel Brown Mr Omar Chebli Mr Graham Matuszak Dr Ahmed Al-Dahiri Ms Dorothy Bateman Ms Rachel Brown Dr Anthony Cheesman Mr James McLean Ms Salwa Al-doori Ms Lisa Bateman Professor Stewart Brown Chia-Yu Chen Miss Claudia Millar Ms Lissa Alexander Ms Cecile Bats Mr David Bruce Ms Rashna Chenoy Ms Sophie Posgate Mr Stuart Alexander Mr Mick Beard Ms Jill Bruce Ms Chiat Cheong Dr Silke Seeger Ms Lagarde Aline Ms Kirsty Beart Ms Jenny Buchanan Dr Gioia Cherubini Mr Linmao Song Mr Mubarak Alkhatnai Dr Catherina Becker Mr Nigel Buchanan Ms Amanda Chewter Miss Jessica Wilson Mr A Allan Mr Julian Behrman Mr Antony Buck Mr Brian Chilton Mr Zhiqiang Xiao Ms Selina Allan Mr Roy & Mrs Marlene Bell Dr Gregory Buck $ Mr Raafat Chirazi Mr Chris Allinson Mr Sandy Bell Ms Lesley Buckler Mr Edward Chisholm 2009 Mr Ammar Alusi Ms Elena Bello Mr Jerome Burnet Miss Homara Choudhary Mrs Linda Banks Ms Maha Alusi Dr Elliot Benjamin Ms Ellie Burns Mr David Choules Dr Carsten Brockmann Ms Sundus Alusi Mrs M Bennett Mrs Irene Burns Ms Alison Christie Professor Robert Cormack Mr Mohamed Al-Zamel Mr Donald & Mrs Ms Liz Burns Mrs N Christie Mrs Karen Dawson Mr Furrat Amen Melissa Bentley Mr Robert Burns Mr Allan Clark Mr Paul Dickson Ms Malin Amundsson Ms Ellie Berger Mrs Kath Bush Ms Julia Clark Ms Freda Douglas Ms Anne Anderson Ms Emma Bertram Dr Neil Buss Mr Michael Clark Mr Thomas Drapier Ms Gillian Bertram Ms Nici Butchart Mr Neil Clark Mr Paul Drohan Mr David Anderson Mr Mike Bessell Mr Michael Butler Ms Hayley Clarke Dr Godfrey Evans Mrs Gael Anfield Mr Sulaiman Beydoun Ms Sheena Button Mrs Johanna Clarke Mrs Belinda Kennedy Professor Jake Ansell Mr Vipul Bhakta Mr Scott Langley Mr Mohiemen Anwar Ms Ellen Byford Mr Peter Clarke Dr Karen Macsween Ms Zainab Anwar Mr Satyajit Bhattacharya Mr Brendan Byrne Ms Helen Clarkson Mr Jack McLaren Mr Andrew Miss Jo Biggs Mr Dominic Byrne Mr Tim Clay Dr Peter Mole Appelboam Meadows Mr Steven Binney Mr Chris Cairns Mr James Clayton-Jones Ms Lekshmi Nair Ms Kati Archer Ms Monika Bittern Ms Lisa Cairns Mr Mike Clayville Sir Muir Russell Mr Dan Armour Chris Black Mrs Jenni R Calder Mr Paul Clements Miss Felicia Saibu Mr Angus Armstrong Ms Ines Boekholt Mr Peter Caley Mr Andrew Clifton Mr Ian Snedden Mr D I Armstrong Dr Andrew Bogan $ Mr Tony Calvo Mr Michael Clouser $ Ms Elaine Sneddon Mrs Muriel Armstrong Mr Martin Bolt Mr John Cameron Ms Rita Coary Dr Brian Stevenson Ms Kate Ashmead Mr Nigel Bolton Ms Laurie Cameron Mrs Jan Cochran Mrs Alexandra Thiemann Ms Mandy Ashmole Ms Denise Bond Mr Sean Cameron Mr Dennis Cochrane Mrs Ailsa Thompson Mrs Anne R Booth-Clibborn Mr Alan Campbell Professor David Cockburn Miss Rachael Wass Mr Waseem Ashraf Mr Kenny Astbury Mrs Christine Boreham Mr Brian Campbell Mr Jonathan Cohen Mrs Janet Bowie Mr Charles Campbell Ms Anne Coker 2010 Ms Denise Attley Dr & Mrs Namaa Ms Karen Bowman Mr Colin Campbell Ms Nuria Coll Bastus Miss Iyetunde Bello Audi Alamiry Mr Johnny Boyd Mr David Campbell Dr Donald Collie Miss Rachel Caylor Ms Liz Austin Ms Judith Boyd Mrs Margaret Campbell Ms Roberta Collier-Wright Miss Daisy Martin Mr Dale Avery Ms Lara Boyd Mr Peter Caneparo Mr Alan Collin Awwad M Awwad Ms Mae Boyd Mr Ashley Canning Mrs Alison Collins 2011 Mr Andrew Axton Ms Denise Boyle Mr Matt Cannon Ms Catherine Collins Mr Austin Haight $ Ms Maggie Ayre Mr Richard Bradley Ms Lucy Capeling Ms Katy Collins

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Mrs J Colquhoun Mr Dan Devonald Dr Ken Farrington Dr Darren Gillett Ms Lisa Hammond Ms Michele Compton Mr Paul DeVries Mr Spencer Feldman Ms Catherine Gillies Mr Arthur Hancock Ms Colette Conboy Mr Brian Dickinson Mr Timothy Fellman $ Ms Christina Gillies Mr Julian Hanmer Mr Kevin Conlon Ms Jeanette Dickson Mr Mark Ferguson Mrs Eileen M Gillon Mr Alam Hannan Mr Ian Conn Mr Jeremy Dickson Mr Vincent Ferguson Ms Emma Gittus Mr Craig Hannigan Mr James Connal Mrs Rachel Dickson Ms Elena Fernandez Mr Stephen Glancy Miss Nicole Harper $ Mr Tim Connolly Ms Jane Dilkes Ms Bibiana Mrs Sheila Glass Mr John L Harrington Ms Isabel Conquer Ms Rosalie Dilkes Fernandez Arevalo Mr John Glendenning Ms Julie Harris Ms Michelle Conway Mr Niul Dillon Hatcher Ms Kate Fettes Ms Louise Glover Ms Amy Harrison Mrs Anne Cook Mrs Doreen Dinwoodie Ms Shelley Fielden Mr V Okatay Gokyildirim Mr Ian Hart Mr Lee Cooper Ms Carol Dixon Ms Sarah Fisher Mr Jonathan Goodbourn Ms Lynne Harvey Mr Simon Cooper Ms Fiona Dixon Miss Frances Fleming Ms Dyane Goodchild Mr Jim Hastie Ms Kate Corby Mr Kevin Doerr Mr Chris Fletcher Mr Craig Gordon Mrs Anne Hay Mr Jonathan Corman Miss Mary Donald Ms Irene Flynn Ms Lisi Gordon Ms Lisa Hay Mr Melvyn D Cornish Ms Patricia A Donald Ms Rosanne Flynn Ms Rowan Gormley Mr Martin Hay Miss Anne Cotter $ Ms Niamh Donlon Ms Katy Forbes Mr Hugo Gorringe Ms Stephannie Hay Mr Randolph Court $ Ms Anne-Marie Dorrian Mrs Sarah Forman Mr Jon Gorringe Dr Peter Hayman Dr C Forward Mrs Sue Cousar $ Ms Vicky Dougal Dr Margaret Grace Mr Michael Hazeldine Miss Margaret Fowler Mr John Covell $ Ms Jo Dresner Ms Carol Gracie Mr Andrew Healy Dr Douglas Fowlie Mr Simon Cox Mr Nicky Dresner Mrs Joyce Graham Mr Oliver Heard Mr Peter France Ms Debbie Coyle Drouthy Cronies and Ms Natalie Graham Mr Alan Heath Bonny Lassies Mr Tim Francis Mr Dermot Coyle Ms Susan Graham Ms Victoria Heaviside Mr Harvey & Mrs Ms Eilidh Fraser Mr Sean Coyle Ms Ngaire Grainger Mrs Dorothy Hendery Jan du Cros Mrs Anita Fraser Mr Roy Craggs Ms Catriona Grant Mrs E Hetherington Mr Owen Dudley Edwards Mr Ian Fraser & Mr Drew Craig Mr David Hewett Ms Elizabeth Duffy Mrs Siobhan Fraser Mr Richard Grant Ms Lisa Craig Mr Robert Grant Mr Spencer Heydon Mr Gary Duguid Ms Pamela Fraser Ms Rebecca Heywood Mr Neil Craig Ms Laurent Dumartin Mrs Caroline Freedman Ms Sarah Grant Alex Craker-Horton Mr William Grant Mr Desmond Higgins Ms Lesley Duncan Mr Carl Freeman Ms Mary Hill Mrs U Cranston Mr Niall Grant Mr Martin Duncan Mrs Shona-Ally Fromholc Ms Shirley Hill Ms Charlotte Crawley Ms Nicola Grant Mrs Evelyn Dunlop Dr Peter Furley Mr Keith Hills Mr Stephen Creed Ms Avril Gray Mrs Linda Dunn Mrs Phyldia Furse Professor Christopher Ms Kate Crichton Mr James Gray Ms Evelyn Dunton Ms Sarah Gallacher Himsworth Mr Robert Crosson Mr Alan Green Mr Pascale Duval Mr Brian Gallagher Mr Jonathan Hoey Ms Helen Croydon Mr William Easingwood Mr Alistair Galloway Ms Alison Green Mr Nigel Hoggard Mr Andrew Cruise Mr Philip Easter Mr M Gamble Mr Christopher Green $ Dr Ian Holland Mrs Ann Cullen Mrs J Ebdy Ms Rathi Gangeswaran Mr George Green Ms Jo Holloway Mr Brian Cullen Mr Simon Eccles Miss Irene Garden Mr James Green Ms Michelle Holloway Mr Declan Cullen Ms Olivia Eden Mr James Garden Ms Shelagh Green Lord D Home Mr Ronan Cullen Ms Lindsey Edghill Ms Laura Garden Ms Ruth Greenaway Mr Tom Hooks Ms Deirdre Cullen Gimblett Mr John Edwards Mr Alasdair Gardner Mrs Karen Greenberg $ Mr Richard Hooper Mr Marty Cullum Ms Sarah Eldon Mrs Sarah Gardner Mr Norman Greig Mrs Judith Hope Klessig $ Rev Cecil Culverhouse $ Ms Sahar Eldouri Mr Francois Gastambide Mr Richard Grose Mr Christopher Hopgood Dr Vince Cumberworth Ms Ruth Elkington Ms Karen Gathercole Ms Ashley Grossman Mrs Penelope Horne Mr John Cunningham Ms Deborah Elliott Dr Mary Gawne-Cain Ms Marie Pauline Gruffat Ms Becky Horrocks Mr Angus Currie Mr Jason Elliott Mr Rafid Gazay Ms Catharina Grundin Ms Frances Horsburgh Ms Ruth Curtis Ms Dawn Ellis Mrs Lyn Gemmell Ms Fiona Guest Mr Gavin Horwood Mr John L Cuthbertson Mrs A Emslie Mr Alastair George Mr Malcolm Gunnyeon Mr David Howard Mr Tom Dailey Mr Ben Emson Mr Euan Geraghty Mr Joachim Guth Mr John Hoyle Ms Nada Darwiche Mr David Ennett Dr Brian Gerard Mrs Mary Haggart Mr Patrik-Philipp Huber Ms Joyce Davies Mrs Helen Enock Dr Anil Gholkar Ms Katherine Haig Mr Jonathan Hughes Ms Gladys Davis Mr Tom Erickson $ Mr Khalid Ghufoor Mr Chris Haimendorf Mrs Kathleen Hulland Mr Rik Dawson Ms Laure Esterle Mr Jonathan Gibbs Ms Charlotte Haines Mr Andy Hunt Dr Caroline Dean Mr John Evans Ms Louise Gibson Ms Diana Halfnight Ms MaryAnne Hunt Ms Philippa Debort Mr Kevin Evans Mr Simon Gibson Mr Alex Hall Ms Kate Hunter Ms Jennifer de Cordova Ms Robyn Exton Mr John Giddens Ms Gunnel Hallden Mr Walter Hunter Ms Barbara Delage Mr David Fahey Mrs Margaret Gilfillan Mr Shawn Halpin Ms Helen Hutchison Miss Kim Denholm Dr Hugh Fairman Mr Murdo Gillanders Mr Osama Hamarneh Mr Andy Hvass Ms Jenny Dereham P Farmiloe Mr Jonathan Gillard Ms Martine Hamilton Dr Laszlo Igali Ms Susan Devine Ms Jill Farr Dr James Gillespie Chris Hammans Ms Sarah Ilic

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Mr Alex Imlach Mr Osman Khan Mr Diarmid Macalistair Hall E Audrey Mattinson Mrs Jean Miller Mr Ahmet Imrali Ms Aethele Khunda Ms Sara Macaulay Mr Hector Maya Mrs Magdalene Miller Mr Alastair Imrie Dr Peter Kind Ms Flora MacCormick Ms Linda McAllister Mr Robin A Miller Ms Carin Ingemarsdotter Mr David King Mr Iain MacCormick Mr John McArthur Mr Andrew Millington Mr Brian Innes Mr Justin A B King $ Mr Craig Macdonald Ms A McBride $ Mr James Mills Ms Joy Isaacs Mr Peter & Mrs Jenny King Ms Kiki MacDonald Mr Simon McCallum Ms Merope Mills Professor Ian Isherwood Ms Victoria Kinnoch Mrs Louise MacDonald Chris McClory Mr Arthur Milson Ms Enas Ismail Miss Chloe Kippen Ms Louise MacDonald Ms Jane McCloskey Mr Enrique Miranda Ms Marie-Claire Jaberoo Mr Niall Kirkpatrick Mr Stuart Macdonald Mr Alastair McClung Mr Christopher R Mitchell Mr Bill Jack Akira Kirton Mr Thomas Macdougall Mr Ian McColl & Mr Ross Mitchinson Mr Patrick Jackman Dr John Kitchen Mr Alasdair Mace Mrs Paula McColl Dr Alan Moffett Mr Alan Jackson Mr Timothy Kitchener-Smith Mr Alan MacGill Mr William McColl Professor Vincent Molony Ms Careen Jackson Dr Joanna Kitchin Ms Norma MacGill Mr Willie & Mrs Vi McColl Ms Catherine Molyneux Ms Sophie Jackson Ms Lisa Kliszat Mrs Catherine Mr Wesley McCoy Ms Ann Monfries Mr Alex Jadavji Mr John Knight E MacGregor Ms Kate McDougle Mr H Alexander Monro Mr Andy Jadavji Mr Bhikhalal Kotecha Mr Alan MacKay Mr Owen McGhee Mr Andrew Monson Ms Gill Jadavji Dr Elias Koury Ms Alison Mackay Mrs Jill McGillivray Dr John & Mrs Ms Kate Jaffe Mr Ivan Kremer Mrs Kerry Mackay Mr & Mrs H P McGinley Eva Monson Ms Susan McGinlly Mr David James Ms Romana Kuchai Ms Lesley MacKay Ms Karen Moody Mr Mark McGinty Mr Stuart Jamieson Prof Nick Kuenssberg Mr Richard Mackay Ms Susannah Moore Mr James MacKenzie Ms Andrea McGoverin Mr Thomas Moore Ms Jennifer Jaques Mr Majid Laboudi Mr John Mackenzie F McGregor Mr Santiago Morales Ms Yvonne Jarzebonska Mr Raj Lakhani Mrs MacLennan Mr Paul McGuire Mr Kevin Moran M Jeffree Ms Samantha Lamb Mr Alastair MacLeod Mr Fintan McGuirk Miss Denise Morgan Mr David Jenkins Mr Bill Lambert Mr Duncan MacLeod Ms Caroline McIlwaine Mr Robert Morgan Mr Harri Jenkins Mr Saleh Lamin Ms Gale MacLeod Mr Alan McIndoe S Morgan Ms Sheena Jenkins Ms Lucie Lane Ms Gina MacLeod Ms Caroline McIntosh Mr Andrew Morris Mr Guozhong Jiang Dr Rudy Lapeer Ms Iseabail MacLeod Mr Neil McKechnie Ms Aniela Morris Mr Kim Johannessen Mrs Christine Larder Hon Professor Ms Lucy MacLeod Mr Tim McKechnie Dr Zoe Morris Ms Amanda Johnson Frederick Last Mr David MacLure Ms Susan McKee Mr Donald Morrison Ms Julie Johnson Ms Lynsey Lauder Mr Rory Macmillan Sir Ian McKellen Ms Fiona Morrison Professor Eve Johnstone Mr Eamonn Laverty Ms Mairi MacPherson Mrs M McKenna Mr Tom Mortimer Mr Luke Johnston-Smith Mr Carl Lavin Miss Julie-Ann Macqueen Ms Gail McKenzie Mr Derek H & Mrs Ms Alison Jones Ms Jeanette Lawrence Mr Humam Mahmood Mr Vincent McKey Maureen Moss Mrs Lesley Jones Ms Jennifer Lawrence Ms Marie Main Mr Ian McKillop Mr Roger Moss Mr Mike Jones Mr James H Lawrie Mr Paul Main Mrs Anne McLachlan Mrs Anne Mottram Mr Alan Jordan Mr Brian Lawson Mr William Malcolm Mr George McLaren Mr James Mullen Mr Jonathan Joseph Mr Douglas Lawson Mr Rishi Malik Mr Alastair McLean Mr Peter Mullen Ms Ralie Joseph Miss Sara Leatherbarrow $ Ms Eva Manger-Wiemann Ms Jenny McLynn Ms Lynne Mundell Mr Tom Jurewicz Ms Ruth Le Breton Professor R Ms Maureen McNabb Professor Pamela Munn Mr Alexander Justice Mrs Rachel Le Derf Mansell Prothero E McTeir Ms Beth Munro Ms Nadia Kaddouri Mr Colin B Lees Ms Janice Manson Mrs Irene McTernan Mr James Munro Ms Helene Kadi Mr Edward Legget Mr Shaji Mansuri Mr J McVey Ms Kathryn Munro Ms Stella Kamba Ms Daniela Lehner Mr Tony March Mr Peter Meadows A Murphy Ms Torsten Kanisch Professor Nick Lemoine Mr Krystian Marciniak Mr Hisham Mehanna Dr Alison Murray Ms Karen Kapoor Ms Claire Levermore Dr John Markland Ms Nicole Mehta Ms Dawn Murray Ms Lydia Kara Mr John Leveson Mr Simon Marsden Mr Nishchay Mehta Ms Fiona Murray Mr Graham Kaye Mr Charles Lewis Ms Suzanne Marsello Mr Innes Meldrum Mr G M Murray Mr Johnny Kaye Mr Anthony Linehan Ms Louisa Marsh Mr Keith & Mrs Ms Jean Murphy Mr Stephen Keat $ Ms Kate Lines Mr Andrew Marshall Aileen Melville Ms Karen Murray Ms Annette Kelly Ms Jane Lisle Mr David Martin Mr Ludovic Menard Mrs Sarah Murray Mr Ben Kelly Ms Sarah Littlefair Mr Richard Martin Ms Priya Menon Mr Ian Mutch Ms Domini Kemp Ms Carol A Livingston Ms Sarah Martin Mr Bart Michels Mr Richard Myers Mr Andrew Kempson Mrs Fiona M Longstaff Mr Sonsoles Martin Ms Caroline Middleton Ms Lynn Myles Ms Calley Kempson Ms Tracy Lothian Dr Vivian Martin Professor Dorothy Miell Mr Kanna Nagarajah Mr Richard Kerr Mr Darren Lott Ms Alison Mason Ms Alison Millar Mr Ramesh Nair Ms Susan Kerr Ms Fiona Love Mr N Mason Mrs G Millar Ms Gaby Nash Mr Gordon Kerrigan Dr Martin Lowe Mrs Maureen Masson Mr Ronnie Millar Mr Suhail Nasser Mr Peter Keston Ms Fiona Luong Mr John Mathers Mr Bruce Miller Mr Mark Neilson Mr John Kettle Mr Walter Lutz Mr Brian J & Mrs Mr James Miller D Nelson

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Mr William Nelson Mr Carlo Andrea Ponsele Mr Brian Robertson Ms Kay Seymour Ms Gill Stewart Dr Patrick Neustatter Mr Robert A Porrer Mr Benjamin Robertson $ Ms Tanya Shah Mrs Gillian Stewart Mrs Kirsteen Ms Angela Porte Mr David Robertson Mr Upen Shah Mr John Stewart & Des Newman Mr George Porteous Mr Derek Robertson Mr Toby Shannon Mr Euan Stirling Mr Leon Newth Mr Freddie Powell Mrs Heather Robertson Mr Thomas Sharkey Ms Helen Stocks Mrs Caroline Newton Mr Harry Powell Dr A Wilson & Dr Mr Adam Sharp Ms Lorna Stoddart Ms Caroline Nichol Ms Karen Powell Joan Robertson Ms Alyson Shaw Ms Janet Stonehouse Mr David Nicholson The Late Mr William Pratt Ms Karen Robertson Ms Jenny Shaw Ms Pamela Stones Mr Tim Nicholson Ms Kelly Preece Mr Stuart Robertson Ms Rachael Shaw Ms Isabel Stourton Mr John Nicoll Ms Monica Prenter Mr David Robinson Mr Matt Shearing Mr Graham Stradling Mr Stuart Ninian Mrs Marjory Preston Ms Elizabeth Robinson Mr Nick Shearing Mr Mark Stradling Kanji Nobuhara Dr William Price Mr Peter Robinson Ms Emma Shelton Ms Jessica Strang Mr Richard Norman Mrs I Priestley Ms Nicola Roche Mr Craig Shepherd Ms Maggi Stratford Dr Paul Nugent Ms Geradine Quaghbeur Mr Mark & Mrs Mr Richard Shone Mr Muir & Mrs Mr Adrian Nunn Ms Marja Quak Caroline Rochelle Mr Justin Siah Margaret Stratford Ms Laura Odikanekwu Ms Mindy Quigley Ms Linda Roe Mr Amen Sibtain P F L Struijs Mr Liam O’Donnell Mr Tomasz Radon Dr M Elizabeth Rogers Mr Alastair Sim Mrs Pamela Sturrock Ms Mavis Ogston Mr Stuart Rae Dr Matthew Rollin Mr Colin Simpson Mr Raj Subramaniam Mr Ian Oliver Ms Susan Rae Mr Dan Rose Ms Elaine Sinclair Dr Cathie Sudlow Ms Shona Oliver Mr Damian Raffell Ms Emma Rosen $ Mr Andrew Sington Mr Gannon Sugimura $ Mr Aideen O’Malley Mr Raghu Raghuram Mr John Rosie Mr David Skinner Ms Catriona Swanson-Smith Ms Diane O’Neill Ms Gwen Rahardja Mr Guglielmo Rosignoli Ms Kerry Skinner Mr Fiachra Sweeney Mr Gerrard O’Reilly Mr Wulf Rajek Ms Susan Roskell Ms Melanie Skotadis Ms Katrina Sweeney Mr Peter Orr Ms Carolyn Raleigh Binti Isnin Rosliah Mrs S Sloan-Murphy Ms Hilary Sylvester Mr Paul O’Shaughnessy Mr Alfonso Ramirez Ms Claire Ross Ms Pam Smillie Mrs Agnes Syme Ms Nadine Osseiran Dr Michael Rance Ms Colina Ross Mrs Mabel Smith Mr Peter Syme Ms Nada Osseiran Mr Anthony Randell Mrs Ruth Ross Ms Catherine Smith Mr Syd Symonds Mr John & Mrs Mr Brian Rapier Ms Kim Rowan Mr Derek Smith Mr Ali Taghi Anne O’Sullivan Mrs Jean Rapier Ms Gretchen Rowe Dr James Smith Ms Nayla Talih Ms Sally OSullivan Ms Geraldine Rawlinson Ms Louise Rowe Mr James Smith Mr Brian Tauscher $ Ms Erin O’Toole Ms Michelle Record Mrs Anna Rowntree Ms Janice Smith Ms Anneke Taylor Mr Riccardo Ottaviani Ms Jane Redgwell Mr & Mrs W Rowntree Mrs Jean Smith Mrs Frankie Taylor Ms Clare Ozawa Ms Vicki Redmond Mrs Jackie Roy Mr John H Smith Mr John Page Mr Ian Runacres Mr Gavin & Mrs Mr Andy Reedman Mr Kevin Smith Kathryn Taylor Ms Jill Palmer Ms Sarah Russell Mr Alistair Reid Ms Margaret Smith Ms Michelle Taylor Mr Richard Panayiotou Dr J S & Mrs R Rutherford Ms Janet Reid Ms Mary Smith $ Mr Paul Taylor Ms June Parker Mr Graham Ryan Mr Michael Reid Thomas Miss Monica Smith $ Mr Simon Taylor Mr Jeremy & Mrs Ms Barbara Rybicki Ms Carmel Reilly Mr Philip Smith Mr W & Mrs Julia Parrish Ms Janet Rennie Mrs A Rymaszewska Ms Shirley Smith Sarah-Jane Taylor Ms Natalie Passmore Mr Gerry Reville Ms Mairi Sabate Mr Peter Smout Mr Nick Terry Ms Jyoti Patel Ms Nicole Reynolds Ms Sahba Saberian Ms Lyndsay Smythe Mr Ross Teverson Mr Bill Paterson Ms Janet Rice Mr Sarwat Sadek Mr Christopher Snell Ms Emma Thirlwall Mr James Paterson Ms Susan Rice Mr Broosk Saib Mr David Sol Mr Janavikulam Ms Kathleen Paton Ms Louise Rich Mr Hesham Saleh Mr Walter Solomon Thiruchelvam Ms Lucy Paul Mr Chris Richards Ms Rebecca Salmon Mrs R Sornarajah Mrs Agnes Thomas Dr Santdeep Paun Ms Genevieve Richards Mr & Mrs Nigel Sampson The Late Rev T Ms Judith Thomas Ms Bridget Penhale Dr Polly Richards Mr Simon Sampson Guthrie Speers Jr $ Ms Emma Thompson Ms Constantia Pentelidou Ms Dianne Richert Ms Ann Sandison Ms Samantha Spence Ms Sonya Thompson Mrs Elizabeth Pentland Mrs Rita Ricketts Mr James Sandison Mr Edward Spicer Rev Andrew Thomson Mr Paul Perkins Mr David Rider Ms Jayne Sapsford Mr Pat Squire Ms Diana Thomson Ms Sheila Peskett Mrs J Ann Riley & Mr John Savage Mr James Squires Ms Diane Thomson Dr James Peterson $ the late Dr John Riley Dr Roger Savage Mr Euan Stables Ms Ethel Thomson Miranda & Mark Petheram Dr Elizabeth Rimmer Ms Carol Scambler Ms Judy Staines Mr Oliver Thomson Mr Ronald Petrie Mr James Rimmer Mr Les Sclater Mr Michael Stanyer Mr Simon Thomson Ms Kate Phillips Ms Jane Rimmer Mrs Catherine Scott Mr Brendan Staunton Mrs Barbara Thorpe Mrs Hannah Pickering Mrs Evelyn Rober Mr Grant Scott Ms Jackie Steele & Ms Jennifer Thorpe Ms Sharon Piercy Mr Benjamin Roberts Mrs J F Scott Ms Karen Dickson Mr Graeme Timms Ms Katrina Pirlo Miss C Roberts Mrs Mary Scott Professor Rosamund Steen Mr Richard Tinham Mrs Aynsley Pix Mr David Roberts Mr Ross Scott Ms Mairi Stevenson Ms Clair Titley Mr Ian Pizer Mr Dominic Roberts Ms Alison Scougall Mrs Margaret Stevenson Mr Simon Tobin Ms Valerie Pollard Mr Michael Roberts Miss Jane Scriptunas $ Mr Charles Stewart Ms Lynne Todd

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Dr Deborah Tolomeo $ Mr Robert F Waterston Endowed Support Ms Helen Tomlinson Mr James Watson Ms Jennifer Toms Ms Lynne Watson Recognition for those who are supporting the University Mr John Toms Ms Cara Watt in perpetuity Mr Steven Toms Mr Hamish Watt Ms Joanna Tonge Ms Maria Watt Ms Camilla Toulmin Ms Rio Watt Dr Eleanor & Mr Mr Christopher I Munro David Finnie & Alan James More 1973 Ms Margaret Trainer Ms Sara Watt 1949 Emery Charitable Trust Mr Steve Travis Dr Eleanor & James More Alan Fitzpayne Finnie & Emery Mr Steven Way Lord Trenchard Bursary Fund Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Mr Charlie Weatherall Mr C Trett Mr William & Mrs Anonymous Donor 1974 Ms Isobel Weatherall Edinburgh University Ms Catrina Trewin Suzanne Duncan 1950 Rothesay Scholarship Fund Ms Kathryn Webb Club of Toronto Ms Paula Trewin The Margaret P and William Mr Michael Barron 1975 Mr Gordon Webster EDUCT Geography Mr Will Tristram F Duncan Bursary Fund Barron Bursary Fund Mrs Violet Webster Centenary Fund Mr Keyur Trivedi Professor Ved Khosla 1950 Mr Gordon Masterton 1976 Mr Shaun Trowsdale Ms Liza Weeks Khosla Fellowship Fund Masterton Endowment Fund Mr T Fairlie Mr Allan Weir Mr Alan J Karter 1977 Thomas H & Maureen M Mr Frank Turnbull The late Margaret Ms Sara Welham Alan Fitzpayne Mr Tim Turnbull Mackenzie 1953 Fairlie Memorial Fund Mr W Turnbull Dr Belinda Weller Endowment Fund De Watteville Miss Aileen Ker Mr G Wenhall Mackenzie Bursary Mr Alan & Mrs Anne Mr Martin Turner Ker Memorial Prize Fund Mr Neil Turner Mr Samuel West McFarlane 1978 & 1977 Dr Robin Ewart 1964 William R McFarlane Mr George Tye Dr Susan West Kirby Laing Foundation Dr Robin Ewart Fund Endowment Fund Dr James Tysome Ms Teena West The John Laing Lectureship Mr Malcolm Gourlay 1964 Mr Hugh G Mackay 1982 Ms Zaineb Ukra in Reformation History and Ms Jill Westerman The Gourlay Family Mackay Greenland Fund Mr Rajan Uppal Ms Geraldine Wetton Theology Fund Bursary Fund Ms Christine Montgomery Mr James Upton Ms Lynsey Whilding 1985 Miss Gladys Ms Sabari Vallath Ms Marlene H Gilchrist Mr David White 1967 Egerton Bursary Fund Ogilvy-Shepherd Ms Julie Vallortigara Ms Jane Whittaker Gilchrist Endowment Fund Mr Malcolm I Offord 1986 The Gladys Ogilvy- Mr Johnny Van Haeften Mr Ian Wigmore Badenoch Bursary Fund Shepherd Fund for Mr Pedro van Riet Mr Michael D Thomson Mr Richard Wilding Dr Kester Kong 1986 Veterinary Medicine Ms Linda Vanterpool 1970 Ms Roxy Wilding Janet Buckley John D Matthews Ms Archana Vats Mr John Paterson Ms Mary Wiley $ Memorial Fund Postgraduate Scholarship Mr Alan Vaughan for Medical Research Mary Orr Paterson Mrs E Wilkinson Mr Richard Green 1970 Scholarship Fund Ms Lisa Vaughan Dr Martin White 1986 Rev Di Williams Alan Fitzpayne Mr Douglas Veale Ailie Donald Mrs Minnie Riddell-Swan Ms Sheila Williams Endowment Fund Mr Allen Velani Endowment Fund John Riddell-Swan Mrs Janet Willmott Mr Marc Yeste Velasco Mrs Bridget Macaskill Mrs Gillian Hollis 1987 Scholarship Mr Johnny Vere-Hodge Mr Alasdair Wilson 1970 Gillian Hollis Ms Yuliya Vladkovska Mr Douglas Wilson Alan Fitzpayne Scholarship Fund Robertson Ness Endowment Fund Dr Eric Von Ibler Mrs Jeanette Wilson Mr Richard & Mrs Velda Charitable Trust Robertson Ness Mr Derek Waddell Mr Jim Wilson Mr David M Cohen 1970 Davidson 1990 Endowment Fund Ms Roz Wagner Mr John Wilson Alan Fitzpayne Richard & Velda Davidson Endowment Fund Scholarship Ms Linda Wainwright Mr Paul Windram Dr Mortimer and Theresa Mr David Walker Ms Evelina Witt Professor Alan Rodger Mr Mark & Mrs Kirstin Sackler Foundation Murray 1992 Ms Jill Walker Mr Ian Wittet 1971 Sackler Fund Alan Rodger Bursary Fund The Carmyllie & Mr Nick Walker Mr J David Wood Glasterlaw Bursary Fund The late Sir Nicholas Ms Debra Wallace Mr Robert H Patton Mrs Helen Wood Mr Hugh & Mrs Shackleton Ms Julia Wallace 1971 Ms Louise Wood Vanessa Arbuthnott Shackleton Mrs Brid Walshe Alan Fitzpayne Mrs M Wood Justin Arbuthnott Fund Endowment Fund Dr Yaohe Wang Endowment Fund Mr Allan Woods Miss Sue Balston Ms Christine Wann Mr Kevin Woods Mr Roger & Mrs Jenny Balston Shepherd and Ms Sarah Ward Denise Dye 1972 Wedderburn WS Mr David Woodward Scholarship Fund Ms Joanna Wardlaw Denise & Roger Dye Shepherd & Wedderburn Mr Dave Wright Binks Trust Mr Michael Wareing Bursary Fund Scholarship Fund Mr David Wyllie Binks Trust International Mr John Warkentin The late Dr Nicola Undergraduate Mrs Margaret York Ms Bridget M Stevens Mr Paul Warwicker Ferguson & Mr James Scholarships Ms Lucy Yorke-Long The WV Stevens Prize Fund A Wastle Ferguson 1972 Ms Siobhan E Clarke Ms Emily Waterfield Ms Gayle Young Professor David Vowles Kevin Clark Memorial Fund Rev Bryan and Mrs Scholarship Fund Ms Kim Waterhouse Ming Yuan Professor James Compton Jennifer Tomlinson Professor Lorraine Mr Lowell Zimmerman Mr Ian Harley 1972 Compton American Dr Laura Wisewell Waterhouse Mrs Agnes Zollo Ian Harley Bursary Fund History Prize Fund Bursary Fund

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companies, trusts & foundations Legacies

A G Leventis Foundation Ernest Arthur Timson MS Society Scotland Perth Legacies received during the term A Sinclair Henderson Trust 1965 Family Trust & Kinross Branch F Hoffmann – La Roche AG Adelphi International Multicell International Ltd Dr Winifred Levy 1937 Mr Robert D Kirkcaldie Research Flashdance preview goers Mushroom Trust Mrs Janet B Campbell 1938 1968 Alcs 30 FOND Charity myFitness Ltd Mrs Elizabeth T Rev Dr Ronald Chilton1969 Foundation Merieux Allan J P Rooney Esq PLLC $ North British Hotel Trust Macpherson 1939 Mr Graham Jowett 1969 GHG Ltd Allied Irish Bank (GB) P&M Lovell Charitable Trust Professor Robert Wilson Dr Kathryn McLaren 1970 GlaxoSmithKline Services Alwaleed bin Talal Peebles Enterprise Fair Unlimited 1939 Miss Janet Balston 1971 Foundation PiggyBankKids Google UK Limited Mrs Doreen L Bolster 1940 Dr Margaret Auld 1974 Analog Devices Limited Pointer Club of Scotland HBJ Gateley Wareing Mr Thomas Rarity 1942 Mr Thomas Laing-Reilly Annie Wilkie Poyry Energy Ltd Funeral Collection Henry Drucker Mr Colin Murray 1947 1975 Memorial Trust Rab’s Fund Ardbarron Trust Limited Mr Robert Wilson 1948 Ms Jacqueline Heritage Lottery Fund Robin Charitable Trust Dr Sheila Dean 1949 Anderson-Parry B G Group Plc – Howard de Walden Technology Manager Rosamunde Pilcher Ms Augusta Copland Estates Ltd. Charitable Trust Dr Alina Derola 1949 Balfour Beatty Dr Constance Drysdale Hume Society $ Royal Highland and Mr Thomas S Dean 1950 Miss Rachel Hedderwick Banfield, The Pet Hospital $ Inner Wheel Club Agricultural Society Dr Thomas Sandeman Barham Benevolent of Dunfermline of Scotland 1950 Mr Peter G Leslie Foundation Investor Perception Ltd. Royalties Dr Arthur French 1952 Mr T Macaulay BBC J Paul Getty Trust $ RS Macdonald Mr Jack Barnes 1953 Dr A Mary Mathieson Bernie Loves Cece Trust $ James Clerk Maxwell Charitable Trust Dr June Paterson-Brown Ms Morag Reid Binks Trust Foundation SAH Collecting Tins Jeremy Gardner Associates 1955 Mr George Scott Blairston Charitable Trust Sallie and Edward Arens JISC Finance & Charitable Trust $ Mr Keith Bridgwater 1956 Mr Francis F Smith BP Matching Fund Programs Corporate Services Santander Plc Ms Marian Rowat 1960 Ms Agnes Somerville British Schools & JP Morgan – Service Miss Valerie Smith 1960 Ms Jean Taylor Universities Foundation Inc Excellence Program Schlumberger Cambridge Research Cairn Energy plc Manager Dr Helen Reid 1961 Miss Anne Wilkie Scottish Chamber Orchestra Capital Group Companies Keasbey Memorial Chariatble Trust $ Foundation $ Scottish Journal of Theology Church of Scotland Keycom plc SELEX Galileo Coca-Cola Foundation $ Korala Associates Ltd Selkirk Charitable Trust Lady Eda Jardine Council of American STMicroelectronics Charitable Trust Overseas Research Centers Sylvia Aitken Lady Marion Gibson Trust CSR plc Charitable Trust Lanistown Trust Cummins Generator The Pipe Shop Lisburn Probus Club Technologies Theydon Lodge No 6012 David Stevenson Trust Lloyd’s Register Educational Trust Total E & P UK Ltd Dialog Semiconductor Lodge Hope of Turcan Connell Dividends Kurrachee No. 337 University of Edinburgh USA Dr Mortimer and Theresa Loyal Orange Lodge 181 Development Trust Inc $ Sackler 1988 Foundation M & C Stone University of Lisbon Dziniak Charitable Charitable Trust Vet School Trust for Animals Makerfield Benefit Centre Merchandise Sales Edinburgh Rotary Club Makinson Cowell Limited Vet Student Fundraising Edinburgh University Marchig Animal Committee Club of Toronto Welfare Trust Walter Scott & Partners Ltd Edinburgh University Mary Kinross Waterloo Foundation History Graduates Charitable Trust Wolfson Microelectronics Association MBNA Wood Mackenzie Ltd Edinburgh University Merial Animal Health Ltd Trading & Investment Club World Hickory Open MISYS Charitable Edinburgh World Foundation Worldwide Support Heritage Trust Mrs Hilda Beer for Development Eric Stonehouse Trust Charitable Trust Zara’s Planet

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