The coronavirus pandemic is financial markets’ greatest ‘grey rhino’ (but it won’t be the last). Dr Gbenga Ibikunle considers the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on financial markets, and what this means for our economic future.
The coronavirus pandemic is financial markets’ greatest ‘grey rhino’ (but it won’t be the last). Dr Gbenga Ibikunle considers the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on financial markets, and what this means for our economic future.
Over the last year, Cat MaGill from EFI’s Adoption and Engagement Team has been working with Edinburgh Living Lab on a data- and design-driven approach to making decisions about places in local communities.
EFI is publishing a series of blogs that allow our community to respond to the existing crisis of COVID 19 through a variety of lenses and perspectives.
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EFI announced recipients of its first student research awards for 2019/2020 today.
Following the premier of her film Closes and Opens, Liz McFall (EFI Chancellors Fellow) discusses the history of the Royal Infirmary and how cities plan and think about the future.
EFI events over the next few weeks have now been cancelled due to the latest advice on the Coronavirus virus.
Internationally acclaimed artists Caroline Sinders and Anna Ridler have been selected via an open call as the first artists-in-resident at Edinburgh Futures Institute.
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