WORLD-renowned cybersecurity expert Bruce Schneier is to outline his vision of the future in a special event at Edinburgh Napier University.
The influential author of Click Here to Kill Everybody will discuss Trust, Privacy and The Future in a speaking engagement at the Craiglockhart campus on Wednesday June 19. Continue reading Napier University to host acclaimed security guru
Female researchers from across Scotland will take to their soapboxes on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile on Saturday to share their passion for science. Continue reading Soapbox Science: taking science to the streets of Edinburgh this Saturday
SCORES of Edinburgh Napier students have been screened for potential heart problems in a special event at the university, three years after the death of a much-loved sportsman. Continue reading Fund for popular sports coach supports screening programme
A student’s powerfully honest account of how she lives with multiple sclerosis and continues to embrace her passion for running is taking centre stage at Edinburgh Napier’s Degree Show this week. Continue reading Keen runner Kate documents life with MS in Degree Show film
An Edinburgh Napier product design student has developed a unique wristband that aims to keep people safe from harassment on nights out. Continue reading App and wristband will link friends together on nights out
Musicians with hearing impairments could soon be benefitting from an enhanced musical experience thanks to a device being developed by an Edinburgh Napier product design student. Continue reading Daniel’s device to offer good vibrations for musicians with hearing impairments
The men in nursing network at Edinburgh Napier University are holding a networking event tomorrow (Friday 17th May) at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. Continue reading Men in Nursing: have a coffee at The Royal
Thomas to shadow business leader after making final of national competition Continue reading Student to become boss for a day
EDINBURGH Napier has created a calm green space on all three city campuses to help students beat exam stress.
A Garden of Growth has been set up at Sighthill, Craiglockhart and Merchiston to lift spirits and share positivity during testing times at the business end of the academic year.
With the exam period now under way, the colourful stalls enable students to take a break from the books and build their own plant against a backdrop of motivational messages about growth, development and blossoming.
Students, and staff, who also find exam time challenging, are urged to grab a pot, soil and a wild flower seed bomb, add an inspiring message and take their gift home to grow.
EDINBURGH Napier graduate Barbara Kidd has returned to her old university to take charge of the fundraising campaigns which will reinforce the quality of its teaching programmes. Continue reading Napier University appoints new Head of Development
