The paper “Generative AI model shows fake news has a greater influence on elections when released at a steady pace without interruption“, authored by Dorje Brody, has been published in The Conversation (link here). It is not clear that disinformation has, to date, swung an election. But there is a strong sense that it has […]
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Anne Skeldon is visiting the Department of Mathematics at the University of Manchester this week (15-16 April) for a Workshop on “Dynamics and Piecewise Smooth Systems: what’s new?” Anne is giving the closing lecture, which is also the Departmental Heilbronn-sponsored Seminar, on the topic of “The slow-fast dynamics of sleep regulation“. Her talk is based […]
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Michael Henderson, a Principal Research Scientist at the IBM Research Center in New York (link here), is visiting the Mathematics Department this week (15-19 April), for research interaction, and to give a talk. His hosts for the visit are Tom Bridges and Imran Nasim. He is working with Imran on machine learning and scientific computing, […]
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Paul Bergold and Cesare Tronci are in Germany this week (8-12 April), visiting the Chemistry Department at the Goethe University in Frankfurt. They are there for a research project meeting with Prof Dr Irene Burghardt (co-I on their Leverhulme project). Their collaborator Prof Rocco Martinazzo from the Universita’ Statale di Milano also attended. The photo […]
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David Lloyd is in the Netherlands this week (8-12 April) visiting the Mathematics Institute for research interaction with Gianne Derks (Leiden, and ex-Professor at Surrey), and Peter van Heijster (Wageningen). The photo below shows that team during a break in the action.
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Ryan Poole and Matt Turner are in Newcastle this week (9-11 April) for the 65th BAMC (link here). The both gave talks in the session on “Fluids: Stability & Instability“. Ryan spoke on “The effects of wall compliance on the stability of jets and wakes“, and Matt spoke on “Global stability of a confined shear […]
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