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Jana Wolf | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics

https://maths.ed.ac.uk/events/math-biology/mathbiol/Jana-Wolf

Mathematical Modeling of Signal Transduction and Gene Expression in Cancer: from Information Processing to Patient-specific Models

Kit Yates | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics

https://maths.ed.ac.uk/events/math-biology/mathbiol/kit-yates

Hybrid frameworks for modelling reaction-diffusion processes

Careers and industry | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics

https://maths.ed.ac.uk/studying-here/msc/cam/careers-and-industry

Our Computational Applied Mathematics graduates go on to pursue a wide variety of careers and further study at PhD level.

Student projects | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics

https://maths.ed.ac.uk/work-with-us/case-studies/student-projects

Case studies for activity related to our students, including MSc projects, consultancy and employability challenges.

Australia | Undergraduate entry requirements by region | The University of Edinburgh

https://www.ed.ac.uk/studying/international/country/australasia/australia

Undergraduate entry requirements for applicants from Australia.

News archive: 2019

https://www.ph.ed.ac.uk/news/archive/2019

14 May 2019. Students involved in the School’s Physics Outreach Team and Maths Buddies scheme receive awards for their completion of the Edinburgh Award programme.

Adri Olde Daalhuis awarded NIST funding | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics

https://maths.ed.ac.uk/adri-olde-daalhuis-awarded-nist-funding

Adri Olde Daalhuis has been awarded funding from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Ruth Baker | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics

https://maths.ed.ac.uk/events/math-biology/mathbiol/ruth-baker

Collective cell invasion: mathematical models and biological insights

Tim Rogers | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics

https://maths.ed.ac.uk/events/math-biology/mathbiol/tim-rogers

Strength in numbers: how demographic noise can reverse the direction of selection

News archive: 2020

https://www.ph.ed.ac.uk/news/archive/2020

24 July 2020. Curiosity boxes packed with fun STEM (science, technology, engineering, and maths ) activities have been given the thumbs up by primary school pupils in Edinburgh.