Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Reading-Surrey Partnership awarded NERC funding for Doctoral Training Centre

The National Environmental Research Council (NERC) has announced that the Reading-Surrey Partnership has been awarded a five-year Doctoral Training grant in weather and climate, extending the current SCENARIO DTP to 2025.  The grant funds 12 PhD studentships per year for 5 years.  The Surrey node leaders are Sue Hughes (Civil & Environmental Engineering), Ian Roulstone, […]


Matthew Bailey passes PhD viva

Congratulations to Matthew Bailey for passing his PhD viva today!  The external examiner was Peter Achermann (Zurich), the internal examiner was Ian Morris,  and Philip Aston was in the role of Chair. The title of Matt‘s thesis is “Modelling sleep-wake regulation: the dynamics, bifurcations and applications of the two process model”, and his project has […]


Cesare Tronci on a 3-month research visit to MRSI at the University of California Berkeley

Cesare Tronci is participating in a 3 month Workshop on “Hamiltonian systems, from topology to applications through analysis” at the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) at the University of California at Berkeley. Cesare is attending from mid September to mid December. On Friday 12 October, as part of the first week-long minisymposium, Cesare is speaking on […]


FSG Group co-organises summer school on string theory in Milan

The Fields, Strings, and Geometry Research group co-organised the “Bicocca-Surrey School on Prospects in Strings, Fields, and Related Topics“, the week of 17-21 September.  It was held at the University of Milano-Bicocca.  Jan Gutowski and Alessandro Torrielli were principal lecturers at the school, and Ian Roulstone was on the organising committee.  PhD students Andrea Fontanella, […]


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