Anne Skeldon was in Australia the past two weeks. First, she was a plenary speaker at the workshop on “Dynamical Systems in Physiology” held 6-7 September at Deakin University (shown left) in Melbourne. Her talk was on “Mathematical modelling of human sleep/wake patterns: the interaction of light, sleep, circadian and social rhythms”. Then from 9-13 […]
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The paper “The frame bundle picture of Gaussian wave packet dynamics in semiclassical mechanics” authored by Paul Skerritt has been published in Letters in Mathematical Physics. The commutative diagram shown left is from Section 7.4 of the paper. The paper is published gold open access and is available to read or download here.
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Congratulations to Adam Nasim for passing his PhD confirmation examination. It was held on Friday 20 September, and the examiners were David Lloyd and Anne Skeldon. The title of Adam‘s project is “Simple spatial models of cytotoxic chemotherapy“. The project supervisors are Carina Dunlop and Gianne Derks.
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Gianne Derks was at the University of Reading on Monday-Tuesday (9-10 September) this week co-organising the 3rd Exchange Workshop of the QSP-UK Network on “Artificial intelligence and mechanistic modelling in quantitative systems pharmacology“. The attendance was 50-50 industry and academia with a profitable exchange of ideas. QSP-UK is the Quantitative Systems Pharmacology Network, funded by […]
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The paper “Invasion fronts outside the homoclinic snaking region in the planar Swift-Hohenberg equation“, by David Lloyd, has been accepted for publication in the SIAM J Applied Dynamical Systems. The paper solves an open problem on numerical bifurcation analysis of depinning fronts. The final-form preprint can be found here. The diagram on the left is […]
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The Proceedings of the LMS/EPSRC Durham Symposium on “Higher Structures in M-Theory” have now been published in Volume 67 of the journal Progress of Physics (link here). The volume is edited by Branislav Jurčo (Charles University, Prague), Christian Saemann (Heriot-Watt), Urs Schreiber (Czech Academy Sci), and Martin Wolf. A link to the introduction is here.
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