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Random matrix theory in financial physics

https://www.ph.ed.ac.uk/events/2009/75408-random-matrix-theory-in-financial-physics

25 Jul 2025: Random matrix theory (RMT), first used by Wigner in 1955 to deal with statistical properties of energy levels in atomic nuclei, has been developed in recent years into a powerful tool and applied to variety of problems, incuding many-body systems,

Counting processes in cancer biology

https://www.ph.ed.ac.uk/events/2016/75596-counting-processes-in-cancer-biology

25 Jul 2025: In 1953 Nordling came up with an interesting observation concerning cancer incidence rates as a function of age: the probability (per year) of getting cancer follows a power law P\sim T^\alpha where T is the age and \alpha=6 for many cancers.

Equate Scotland | The Molly Fergusson Initiative

https://www.mollyfergusson.eng.ed.ac.uk/equate-scotland

26 Jul 2025: An induction day for anyone who is interested in being involved in the network or is thinking about applying to be a Student Champion through their institution.

Roads fit for a king | Alumni Services | Alumni

https://alumni.ed.ac.uk/services/news/news-archive/2014-news/fit-for-a-king

26 Jul 2025: The streets of the King’s Buildings campus have been given names honouring pioneering scientists with links to the University.

Inclusion Essentials at Edinburgh | Human Resources | Human Resources

https://human-resources.ed.ac.uk/learning-development/courses/other-courses/elearning/equalityessentials

25 Jul 2025: An online course that explains equality, diversity and inclusion.

BLOG: Envisioning the future of abortion care involvement practices: reflections from a collaborative workshop | Usher Institute | Usher Institute

https://usher.ed.ac.uk/news-events/features/envisioning-the-future-of-abortion-care

26 Jul 2025: Nicola Boydell, Lecturer at the Usher Institute, reflects on a collaborative workshop envisioning the future of abortion care, focusing on community involvement and innovative engagement practices in research and policy.

Olivia | School of History, Classics & Archaeology | History Classics and Archaeology

https://hca.ed.ac.uk/undergraduates/meet-us-and-our-students/meet-our-students/current-students/history-students/olivia

25 Jul 2025: Originally from a town called Midlothian in Texas, named after Midlothian Scotland, Olivia is a second year History student. A medievalist at heart, who also likes to knit and crochet, take walks in Holyrood park, and drink an obscene amount of tea.