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Ethics | Edinburgh Local | Edinburgh Local
Depending on your background and role at the University, the term ‘ethics’ may mean different things to you.
Tihana Stefanic | School of Chemistry | School of Chemistry
Tihana graduated as part of the MChemPhys Class of 2024. Now a current PhD student at Oxford Engineering, Tihana is working on battery modelling and performance testing.
Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) | Student Immigration Service | Student Administration
The Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) is a mandatory charge that applies to visa applications.
Join EPCC at Computing Insight UK 2024! | EPCC
The annual Computing Insight UK (CIUK) event is a must-attend for anyone involved in high performance computing, data science, or computational research. The theme for this year’s conference is Catalysing Research.
A no-preparation seminar
As already mentioned by Philip, this year we aim at organising the Theory Club every week. We are aware, however, that we may be short of speakers very soon due to general lack of time for preparation expressed by many people. To encourage
Percolation theory, part 2
This is a continuation of the basic introduction to percolation theory. I will derive some results for the 2nd (beside the 1d chain) analytically solvable case, the Bethe lattice, and generally discuss critical phenomena at the percolation
Ash Gupta | People of CSE | College of Science and Engineering
Ash Gupta graduated from The University of Edinburgh in 1969. He’s had an interesting life and dealt with many challenges along the way – betrayal, prejudice, legal challenges, racism and more. However, Ash has never let anything stop him from
Lauren Chin | School of GeoSciences | GeoSciences
Lauren discusses the benefits of keeping in touch with people after university and building upon the knowledge and skills gained from her degree in MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability.
The Bayes Centre: How to book desks and meeting rooms | Bayes Centre | Bayes Centre
Find information about how to book desks and meeting rooms at the Bayes Centre.
Percolation theory, part 3
In this talk I will finish discussing critical exponents and a scaling hypothesis that allows one to derive all exponents describing the structure of the percolating cluster as a function of only two (arbitrarily chosen) exponents. I will then move