In the beginning of June (1-5 June), Camilla Nobili was in Lyon, France, for RBC2026: 10th International Conference on Rayleigh-Benard Turbulence (conference website here), at which she was a plenary speaker. RBC is a major series of conferences, held every 2-3 years, and attracting 100-200 participants. The title of her talk was “Heat Transport Scaling […]
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The paper “New views of some invariants associated with the Cartesian 2D velocity gradient tensor” co-authored by Ian Roulstone, Sid Clough (Met Office, retired), and Andy White (Met Office, retired), has been published in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. It is published open access (link here). In the paper, novel aspects of […]
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Imran Nasim, a Visiting Lecturer in Mathematics at Surrey, has recently been appointed Vice President of Research at Micro1. He formerly worked at IBM UK as a Generative AI Engineer. Micro1 (link here) is a private, venture-backed software and AI company currently valued at $2.5 billion. It provides human data for AI training, and is […]
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The paper “Dynamic interactions and equilibrium configurations of pulses in the two-dimensional complex quintic Ginzburg-Landau equation” co-authored by Matt Turner and David Lloyd has been accepted for publication in the SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical Systems. This paper presents a novel numerical approach which allows for the accurate numerical calculation of multi-pulse interaction in the […]
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On the bank holiday, Monday 25 May, Anne Skeldon was a guest speaker at the Science Club event held in Norwich (website here). Science club presents topics in a theatre format, billed as “science through the lens of theatre”. The title of Anne‘s event was “An introduction to sleep laboratories“. The photo below shows the […]
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Camilla Nobili was in Gaeta, Italy, last week (25-29 May to attend and speak at the “International Conference on Elliptic and Parabolic Problems” GAETA-2026 (conference website here). Camilla was an invited speaker in Minisymposium 12: Recent Advances in PDEs and Geometric Analysis. The title of her talk was “Enhanced dissipation via time-dependent velocity fields“. The […]
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