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Arrow's Impossibility Theorem
There are a few little corners of Maths which everyone should know, but don't really belong in any topic, and so never get taught. Arrow's paradox is one of these. The issue is what system can be employed to decide the choice of a group of more than
Contact Us | Global Health Academy | Global health academy
We welcome enquiries from students, academic colleagues and anyone interested in global health
Propose your sustainable project ideas | Sustainability | Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Do you have an idea for a sustainable project at the University? The Sustainable Campus Fund is a real opportunity for anyone in the University to propose projects that could reduce the University’s impact on the environment.
On the Ambivalences of Common Sense: Common Sense as Theoretical Framework, Political Longing, and Springboard for Political Practice. An Interview with Sophia Rosenfeld | Journal of Social and Political Philosophy
After all, we all know that there are some things that we do not think are a good choice for anyone .
Annual Recognition Awards | Usher Institute | Usher Institute
The Usher Institute is delighted to recognise the contribution of staff and students in our Annual Recognition Awards.
Fluctuation theorems part 2
Fluctuation theorems are a series of closely related relations dealing with fluctuations of thermodynamic quantities, but arbitrarily far from equilibrium. In this talk I will briefly review the most prominent ones, mostly in a chronological order
Equine nutrition MOOC open to more online learners | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
An equine nutrition course that attracted 24,000 online learners when it was launched by the University of Edinburgh in the summer is to be repeated in January 2014. A second MOOC in Animal Behaviour and Welfare will be run for the first time in
Peer Support need you! | School of History, Classics & Archaeology | History Classics and Archaeology
Making the change from school pupil to university student can be daunting. Peer Support is seeking volunteers to help History and Classics students for 2019/2020.
TASEP with dynamic defects
I will present a model I have developed in collaboration with Philip Greulich and (more recently) with Juraj. The model is biologically motivated and is a simple extension of TASEP (totally asymmetric simple exclusion process) in which particles
Frequently asked questions | Edinburgh Sport | Sport and Exercise
To help give you a better understanding of how our Climbing Wall operates, we have listed some frequently asked questions along with the answers.