A team lead by Beth Wingate (Exeter) and including Bin Cheng (Surrey), Colin Cotter (Imperial), and David Acreman (Exeter) has been awarded an £850k EPSRC grant for the project “On the way to the asymptotic limit: mathematics of slow-fast coupling in PDEs” (EPSRC link here). The grant runs till March 2021. The main motivation of […]
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The paper A new model for the dynamics of Hepatitis C infection: Derivation, analysis and implications by Philip Aston has been published in a special issue on mathematical modelling of viral infections in the journal Viruses. Some existing models of hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection are reviewed and inconsistencies between the models and known behaviour of the […]
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Cesare Tronci has been awarded a Fellowship by the Alexander von Humbolt Foundation in Germany. The Fellowship pays a salary and expenses for a 10 month visit to the Max Planck Institut für Plasmaphysik. Cesare is planning to start the Fellowship on 1 January 2019. The institute is in Garching, near Munich, and his host […]
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Anna Kostianko and Sergey Zelik were invited to visit China for a research tour in April. Their principal hosts were Prof Sun Chunyou and Prof Yang Wei at Lanzhou University. They also visited Shanghai and other parts of China. During the visit they gave a total of over ten talks at three universities on inertial […]
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Philip Aston is a member of the Bond Committee formed by EPSRC to “Review Knowledge Exchange in the Mathematical Sciences” (link here). Yesterday evening (Wednesday 26 April) there was an event at the House of Lords where Professor Philip Bond (shown left at the event) presented the outcomes of the review. The full report can […]
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Cesare Tronci was in Stobl, a small village in the lake region near Salzburg Austria, for the conference “Quantum harmonic analysis and symplectic geometry”, in honour of Maurice de Gosson, held 21-24 April. Cesare gave a talk on “The Hamiltonian setting of Koopman-von Neumann theory and the dynamics of hybrid classical-quantum systems”.
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