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Kim Graham | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professor Kim Graham has pursued psychology since picking it up as a second-year outside course. Today she is a leading cognitive neuroscientist and champion of research activities. Here, she reflects on breaking barriers, making a stand and
Kim Chamberlain | School of Philosophy, Psychology & Language Sciences | School of Philosophy, Psychology and language sciences
Kim Chamberlain came to Edinburgh as an undergraduate to study French but after taking Linguistics as an outside object enjoyed it enough to change her degree, years later she still uses the concepts learnt in her professional life.
About Edinburgh Earth Initiative
Edinburgh Earth Initiative's Vision is a world where our partnerships have made a positive change in the communities most impacted by the global climate emergency.
Editor's Note | International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing
humanities, on the responses given in various places and in diverse social contexts, and with relevant suggestions for anyone wishing to embark on similar paths or compare with those they already
Information for staff and students | Transport & Parking | Transport and Parking
Information about the University’s policies on driving vehicles, and the procedure to become an authorised driver of University owned or leased vehicles.
Teams Town Halls | Computing | Information Services
For large audience events online, Microsoft Town Halls replaced Live Events on Teams in September 2024. Whether you're new to Town Halls or looking to refresh your knowledge, this page should tell you everything you need to know to successfully host
Two talks on active matter
Alexandre Solon Sorbonne Université, Paris, France Title: Hydrodynamic theory of polar active matter Understanding how self-propelling entities manage to move collectively is a problem that has puzzled physicists for the last 30 years, since th
Disordered driven lattice gases
Defects (e.g. obstacles) in active transport systems can decrease the maximum flow that can be achieved by tuning boundary conditions (the transport capacity). Systems of this kind can be modelled by driven lattice gases with spatially varying
Stephen Watt, From the ‘Troubles’ to Trumpism: Ireland and America 1960–2023 | Irish University Review
From the ‘Troubles’ to Trumpism will interest anyone wishing to understand the persistent attention from successive U.S.
August 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
A bumper crop of summer alumni publications featuring fiction, law, history, archaeology, advice for life and outdoor adventure.