Gordon Cree was born in Ayrshire and was classically trained in piano and singing at the RCS. In a lengthy career, he has garnered a formidable reputation as a pianist, singer, conductor, composer, arranger-orchestrator and cabaret artiste. Having started his
Eoghan MacGuire is Lead Editor of the investigative outlet, Bellingcat, and a recent John S. Knight Fellow at Stanford University in California. Eoghan leads a team of editors and social media producers at Bellingcat while also working with dozens of
Emma Thomson is clinical professor of infectious diseases at the MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research (and professor of emerging viral infections at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine). She trained in medicine in Glasgow, specialised in
The new 2024-25 session of Glasgow Kelvin Probus Club will soon begin. We have a full and varied program of talks, with a good variety of speakers. I am certainly looking forward to our meetings again. I hope, that even
2023- 2024 Sep 12 : Adam Smith – Graeme Roy (Biog) Sep 26 : My love affair with the River Clyde – George Fleming (Biog) Oct 10 : Lord Reith – Hero or Hypocrite – Peter
Jason Gill is Professor of Cardiometabolic Health in the School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health at the University of Glasgow. He leads an active multi-disciplinary research group investigating the prevention and management of vascular and metabolic diseases and has published
Simon is the founder of LEAP Scotland and a committee member of LEAP UK (The Law Enforcement Action Partnership) a global organization of police officers and other enforcement agencies, officials in our criminal justice system and many others campaigning for
George McGill graduated with honours in Botany from Glasgow University, and as the title of his talk suggests, has spent his career in the field of rot and home preservation. He has worked in technical/scientific and managerial capacities with various
Brian Taylor is a writer, broadcaster, lecturer, event chair, raconteur and after-dinner speaker. He is a columnist for the Herald, also presenting a Podcast for them. In addition, he is a frequent broadcaster, mainly on politics and current affairs. Brian’s
Chris McInerny is a Reader at the University of Glasgow, where he researches cell division and its relevance to cancer. He has a long term interest in natural history, particularly birds, mammals, butterflies, Odonata and plants, especially orchids. In this
