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University Computing Acceptable Use Policy | Information Services | Information Services
The University of Edinburgh has adopted this Acceptable Use Policy to cover the use of all its computing and network facilities by staff, students and any other persons authorised to use them. This Policy supersedes all previous versions of the
Aiding Change | Alumni Services | Alumni
Learn how alumni donations have enabled a student-run social enterprise to improve lives in Ghana through solar-powered hearing aids.
Statistical Physics of Evolution
In this talk, I will discuss the analogies between evolution and statistical physics. For example, the sites in a gene can be seen as the degrees of freedom in statistical physics, such as positions and momenta of particles in a gas. These genes
Kim Chamberlain | Alumni Services | Alumni
Kim Chamberlain came to Edinburgh 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.
Videos and Webinars | Student Wellbeing Service | Student Wellbeing Service
Videos and webinars created by the Student Wellbeing Service about various wellbeing topics.
Wolf wins Scottish History Society Postgraduate Prize | School of History, Classics & Archaeology | History Classics and Archaeology
The Scottish History Society has awarded its annual postgraduate prize for 2012 to Jeffrey Wolf.
The Prohibition on Testamentary Promises in Civil Law | Edinburgh Law Review
6. To that extent, the prohibition does not protect a specific person, as anyone could be making the promise with or without the consent of the soon-to-be deceased. ... It allows anyone to donate any portion of the estate they will leave upon their death
A Victorian Vergil in Spenserian Stanzas: Henry Edwards’ Destruction of Troy | Translation and Literature
In 1888, styling himself ‘Rector of Banningham’ (Norfolk), the Rev. Henry Edwards presented some verse translations for which he had not found a publisher to the Bodleian Library, Oxford. They are ...
Kim Graham | School of Philosophy, Psychology & Language Sciences | School of Philosophy, Psychology and language sciences
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
Janine D’Agati and Hannah Schiff, From Sleepwear to Sportswear: How Beach Pajamas Reshaped Women's Fashion | Costume
Aimed primarily at dress history and fashion students, this fascinating book will be of interest to anyone intrigued by society at the turn of the twentieth century, whose attitudes to gender