Next week, on 15-16 October, a Commemorative Symposium Honoring Professor Erik Bollt’s Contributions to Complex Systems Science (web link here), will be held at Clarkson University in New York State. Naratip Santitissadeekorn is one of the invited speakers. His talk will be virtual and it will be on “Influence network reconstruction from discrete time-series of […]
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The nationals of the Vitae Three-Minute Thesis competition took place last week on the 1st of October, and the winners were announced today (Monday 5 October). Rachel Bernasconi was awarded the Editor’s Choice Award (selected by the Editors of The Conversation). A video announcing the winners is here. A video of Rachel’s talk is here. […]
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Rachel Bernasconi and Naratip Santitissadeekorn are in Chicago this week (28 September to 2 October) to participate in a major workshop on “Data-driven modeling, simulation and inference for neurobiological problems” (workshop webpage here). Key themes of the workshop include: (a) Inverse problem methodologies in neuroscience, (b) Integrating mathematical models with experimental data, (c) Advanced numerical […]
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Dorje Brody is visiting Imperial College London tomorrow (Tuesday 28th September). He will be giving an invited seminar in the “Finance and Stochastic Seminar Series“. The title of his talk is “From mathematical finance to mathematical politics“. Generative models for market filtration offer a highly effective way of obtaining realistic asset price dynamics to enhance […]
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Cesare Tronci is visiting the Chemistry Department at the University of Toronto this week (arrived on the 18th September, departing on the 24th ). His host for the visit is Professor Ray Kapral. Professor Kapral is a co-Investigator on Cesare’s Leverhulme grant “Solute motion in complex fluids: mathematics and solvation dynamics“. During the visit, they […]
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Alex Mahalov, Wilhoit Foundation Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at Arizona State University, visited Maths@Surrey on Monday 21 September. His host for the visit was Bin Cheng. In addition to meeting members of staff and having research discussions, he gave a Fundamental Mathematics Seminar in the afternoon. The title was “Doppler Effects Associated with Nonlinear Motion […]
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