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Chemotaxis in bacteria
Abstract Science 153 708 (1966) AuthorJulius Adler
Breathing new life into fascinating archival footage of Scotland's lifeboats on our wild seas | Literatures, Languages & Cultures | Literatures Languages and Culture
Shona Thomson tells us how the making of her FOCAL Award-shortlisted film is being used on our Film, Exhibition and Curation programme to help students explore working with archives.
Fluctuation theorems
Fluctuation theorems are a series of closely related relations dealing with fluctuations of thermodynamic quantities, but arbitrarily far from equilibrium. In this talk I will briefly review the most prominent ones, mostly in a chronological order
Physics of the Knee
The knee is a crucial element in the locomotion of humans (and other animals). In this seminar, I will describe briefly the anatomy of the human knee, and introduce some of the physics issues involved in understanding its various components, before
Politics MA (Hons) - Undergraduate programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Politics studies the theory and practice of how societies are governed. Drawing on the expertise of leading academics and researchers in the field, you will explore the origins and present-day contexts of societal conflicts about power,
From Arthur's Seat - growing a digital platform out of a writing community | Literatures, Languages & Cultures | Literatures Languages and Culture
Magali Roman, Editor-in-Chief of Volume Four of our Creative Writing anthology, shares her experiences of leading a large student publishing team.
Justice and compassion: Black Lives Matter - STEPPS | Multi-Faith and Belief Chaplaincy, For All Faiths and None | Chaplaincy
This piece has been written by Estifaa Zaid co-founder of STTEPS (Syrian Teenager Tutoring and Educational Programme)
Alexandros Patsoukis Dimou
Profile for Alexandros Patsoukis Dimou in the School of Physics & Astronomy
Micro-Confinement of Dense Energetic Plasmas
You will probe these hard-to-reach states of matter with fast radiation, from sources such as free electron lasers.
First year talks
Talks from the new PhD students, outlining their current projects now nearly a year down the line. This week talks will be from Francesco Cagnetta and James Hitchen. Francesco Cagnetta The fluctuations of a cell membrane result from the interpla
