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Contact Us | Global Health Academy | Global health academy
We welcome enquiries from students, academic colleagues and anyone interested in global health
People - Edinburgh Earth Initiative
The Earth Edinburgh Initiative supports an inspiring community of academics from across the natural, physical, and social sciences, professional services staff, and students with a range of expertise essential in delivering on the vision of the
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.
Tom Cain and Ruth Connolly's The Poems of Ben Jonson | Ben Jonson Journal
Anyone who has read much of Jonson’s verse will surely agree with the claim by Cain and Connolly that although.
Continuous-time quantum walks
Given a graph, classical random walks evolve a probability distribution over its vertices. Quantum walks do the same but for wave functions, which are described by giving the wave's amplitude at each vertex. A photon traversing an array of crystals
Reproductive Sciences MScR - Postgraduate research programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Study MSc by Research in Reproductive Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. Our postgraduate masters programme aims to introduce students to modern molecular and cellular biological research in the field of reproductive sciences, reproductive
Explore EDI in more depth - Living Together as Equals online course | Equality, Diversity & Inclusion | Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
The University of Edinburgh has an online course, Living Together as Equals, which is open to all students who would like to learn more about EDI from a multi-disciplinary perspective.
Replica method step by step
As a follow-up to last weeks talk (and by popular demand?) I will work through the replica analysis of the random energy model (REM) step by step and highlight the points at which assumptions are made. I will start with some perspective on on
Joanne F Sonin, Shareholders and Stakeholders: The Unrealised Promise of Company Law in Post-War Britain | Edinburgh Law Review
The structure of the book is commendable. It is recommended to anyone who is interested in company law and corporate governance.
Boring (?) First-Order Transitions
To some extent first-order phase transitions have been the poor cousins of continuous transitions when it comes to numerical and theoretical investigations, in spite of their prevalence in nature. There are several reasons for this, including:1)