The paper “Analyticity of the affinity dimension for planar iterated function systems with matrices which preserve a cone“, co-authored by Natalia Jurga and Ian Morris, has been published in Nonlinearity (journal link here and arXiv link here). They prove that when the linear parts of the affinities which define the IFS are 2×2 matrices, which […]
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Cesare Tronci has been appointed Adjunct Professor, in the Department of Physics, School of Science and Engineering, at Tulane University, in New Orleans, Louisiana. The appointment commenced on 1st June 2020 and runs for three years. The position involves collaboration with the group of Professor Denys Bondar. A link to the department is here. The […]
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The paper “Ensemble-based method for the inverse Frobenius–Perron operator problem: Data-driven global analysis from spatiotemporal “Movie” data“, co-authored by Naratip Santitissadeekorn and Erik Bollt (Clarkson University), has been published in Physica D (link here). It appears in a special issue on “Machine Learning and Dynamical Systems”. The paper’s ensemble-based approach improves the parameter inferences from […]
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The paper “Opportunities for quantitative translational modelling in Oncology” by Carina Dunlop and 15 co-authors has been accepted for publication in Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics. The paper is based on the two-day meeting of the UK Quantitative Systems Pharmacology Network held in November 2018 on the topic of Translational Challenges in Oncology.
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Congratulations to Michelle Grant for passing her PhD viva today (Friday 29th May)! Michelle’s thesis is entitled “Data assimilation, tipping events and the importance of underlying dynamics“. The External Examiner was Dr Amos Lawless (Reading) and the Internal Examiner was Naratip Santitissadeekorn and the Chair of the viva was Philip Aston. Michelle was supervised by […]
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Dan Hill is giving a virtual seminar today (Thursday 28th May) to the Chair for Analysis and Modeling at the Mathematics Department, University of Stuttgart, Germany. The title is “Mountains out of Magnets – Existence of Localised Radial Patterns on the Surface of a Ferrofluid“. Dan’s PhD project is supervised by Dave Lloyd and Matt […]
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