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A podcast connecting Technicians across Scotland
Unknown Host hosts Technically Scotland, a science show with 36 episodes published.
In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions. In the f
In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions. In the t
In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions. In the s
In this series, hosts Lee Murphy from the University of Edinburgh, and Charli Corcoran from the University of Stirling, meet technicians from across Scotland who are driving sustainability in their institutions. In this
In our last every episode of Techically Edinburgh, hosts Lee Murphy and Charli Corcoran talk to Edinomics Research Technician Fraser Massie about his role and career journey. Don't forget to join us at Technically Scotla
Tom Johnston is a sports and exercise technician with Moray House School of Education and Sport, University of Edinburgh. Tom also works part time as a Sports and Exercise lecturer at Edinburgh Napier University. Listen
Join hosts Charli and Lee to talk to Kyle Davies. The episode was recorded in 2025, and Kyle has since taken on the new role of Deputy Facility Manager, but will discuss his role as Technical Officer in this episode. Thi
Cammie Walker is a Teaching Technician in Moray House School of Education and Sport. Join host Charli Corcoran to find out all about Cammie's role at the University of Edinburgh. Follow us on Linked In and Bluesk y. More
Our Christmas present to you, a recording of our festive event Tech the Halls. Our 5 flash talks now in podcast talks! We just wish we could re-create the Bake Off entries for your to enjoy while you listen. Our speakers
An exciting announcement from the Technically Edinburgh team! Follow us on Linked In and Bluesk y. More information on our hosts and guests can be found on our website
Join hosts Lee Murphy and Charli Corcoran and chat to Jo Simpson, Mass Spectrometry Specialist at the Queens Medical Research Institute, University of Edinburgh. Follow us on Linked In and Bluesk y. More information on o
The Herschel Programme for Women in Technical Leadership is a programme designed to elevate and advance opportunities for women, who are current or aspiring leaders in technical roles. Hosts Charli Corcoran and Lee Murph
In this episode, hosts Lee Murphy and Charli Corcoran talk to Tim Goodman and Nicola Cuthbert from the Edinburgh Technical Collaboration (ETC) — a partnership between the University of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt, Edinburgh N
In this Behind the Network episode, we talk with Tabea from the Scottish Research Technicians’ Professional (SRTP) Academy and Claire from the RELAX project . Both initiatives, funded by InFrame's Culture Catalyst Fund,
In this Behind the Network episode, we talk to Shonna Johnston about the UK Technology Specialists Network (TSN), growing community for technology specialists working across higher education and research. The TSN is all
In this Behind the Network episode, we speak with Bill Surradge , from the IST Scottish Network . The Institute of Science & Technology (IST) has a long history of supporting technical professionals, and the Scottish Net
In this Behind the Network episode, we’re joined by Amelia Dingley and Neil Guthrie to explore the CASES Technical Special Interest Group from the Chartered Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (CASES) . This Speci
In this Behind the Network episode, we sit down with Marie Daniels , Programme Manager for UK RAS STEPS (UK Robotics and Autonomous Systems Platform). Marie shares how the network is supporting research technical profess
In this episode of Behind the Network , Lee and Charli chat with Aimee-Louise Wilkin and Aimee Parker from Durham University about the Early Career Technician Network . This network was created to give early career techn
In this first episode of our Behind the Network mini-series, Lee and Charli speak with Sally Morgan , Chair of the Technician Steering Committee at the University of Edinburgh, about the newly formed Scotland Technician
Kyle Davies
Technical Officer (now Deputy Facility Manager) · CDW UK
1 appearance on this show
Jo Simpson
Mass Spectrometry Specialist
1 appearance on this show
Claire Wilson
Manager of Cyber Security Culture · University of Queensland
1 appearance on this show
Sally Morgan
award-winning singer-songwriter and voice coach
1 appearance on this show
David Brown
professor of economics and Canada Research Chair in Energy Economics and Policy · Community Clinical Research
1 appearance on this show
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