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Noise in Bacterial Chemotaxis
E.coli cell uses run-tumble motion to search for nutrient or other chemo-attractant in its environment. This phenomenon is known as chemotaxis. We study how the fluctuations present in intracellular signaling network affects different aspect of
Smectics: From BPS to Burgers
To quote Comm. Math. Phys. Volume 124, (1989), 595, "Yes, but some parts are reasonably concrete."
BASHFORD, Alison. An intimate history of evolution: the story of the Huxley family | Archives of Natural History
A triumph and a treat to anyone with the slightest interest in the theory of evolution and those who made it an inescapable part of the world we now inhabit.
The Highland Clearances: A Reassessment | Journal of Scottish Historical Studies
This article reassesses a major and controversial field, and its remit dictates its length. Firstly, it reviews the scholarship of the Highland Clearances (c.1760–1860) and Land Agitation (1870s/80...
Skills for Life and Learning Workshops | Student Counselling | Student Counselling
We run presentation workshops on a variety of topics. These are held online and open to all students - check back in September 2026 for workshops dates in Semester 1. You will be able to book a place on a workshop on MyEd.
Miller, ed. Taylor and O’Connor, The Old Red Sandstone, or New Walks in an Old Field | The Scottish Historical Review
This definitive new edition of Miller’s key work and the engagingly written and thoroughly researched critical studies and notes that accompany it will be an invaluable resource for anyone interested
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.
Hopping particles on a growing lattice
The class of one dimensional models known as 'simple exclusion processes' have become very familiar to anyone working in nonequilibrium statistic physics (and no doubt to all those working in the vicinity of those working in nonequilibrium statistic
Sicario and the Cinematic Infrastructures of Necroplasticity | Film-Philosophy
A borderland thriller with an imperial unconscious, Sicario (Denis Villeneuve, 2015) is a film of our time. Drawing audiences into a world of ambient threat and righteous but morally ambiguous reve...