Werner Bauer was in Edinburgh last week (29 June to 3 July) attending “Scientific Computing and Differential Equations” (SciCADE 2026). SciCADE is a major international conference that has been running every other year since 1995. It brings together experts in numerical analysis, computational science, and applications in physics, biology, engineering, and finance. Werner was an […]
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The XII International Workshop on Information Geometry, Quantum Mechanics and Applications 2026 was held in Policeta – Sun Rufo, in the south of Italy, last week (28 June to 4 July). This workshop is part of a series of meetings on quantum mechanics and its applications held either in Italy (Naples, Policeta), or Spain (Madrid, […]
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Matt Turner has been awarded a “Collaboration with Developing Countries” travel grant by the London Mathematical Society to fund a 10 day visit for Dr Sara Chikhi to visit the University of Surrey. Dr Chikhi’s home institurion is the University of Science and Technology Houari Boumediene (USTHB), Algeria. The LMS scheme promotes the collaboration of […]
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Congratulations to Johannes Benthaus for passing his PhD viva! The viva took place on Monday 22 June. Johannes’ thesis was on “A Quantitative Analysis of Scalar Decay in Time-Dependent Shear Flows.” His examiners were Michele Coti Zelati (Imperial) and Bin Cheng. Johannes‘ principal supervisor was Camilla Nobili with second supervisor Jon Bevan. The first photo shows Camilla and Johannes after […]
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The paper “Global bifurcation of localised 2D patterns emerging from spatial heterogeneity“, co-authored by Dan Hill (Oxford), Dave Lloyd, and Matt Turner, has been accepted for publication in Nonlinearity. The paper presents a general approach to prove the existence, both locally and globally in amplitude, of fully localised multi-dimensional patterns in partial differential equations containing […]
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The University of Surrey’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is a premier competition challenging doctoral students to condense their complex research into an engaging, non-specialist 3-minute presentation using only one static slide. The competition is open to all Postgraduate Researchers (PGRs) across all faculties who have passed their confirmation milestone. This year’s winner was Rachel Bernasconi, […]
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