Congratulations to Lorenzo Raspollini for passing his PhD confirmation examination yesterday (Tuesday 17 July)! The examiners were Alessandro Torrielli and James Grant. Lorenzo’s project title is “Quantised higher gauge theory” and the project is supervised by Martin Wolf and Jan Gutowski.
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Congratulations to Jonathan Deane, Alessandro Torrielli, and Cesare Tronci, who have been promoted by the university to Reader in Mathematics. These promotions take effect on 1 August 2018.
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Stephen Gourley is a member of a team of nine researchers, headed by Martha Betson of the Vet School at Surrey, who have been awarded a £560 K grant from the Medical Research Council to work on a project titled “Zoonotic transmission of intestinal parasites: implications for control and elimination“. The project aims to shed […]
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Prof Dr Reinhard Richter and his PhD student Alexandra Fischer, from the Experimental Physics Group at the University of Bayreuth (link here), visited the FMS group this week. They visited as part of a joint project between Surrey (Dan Hill, Dave Lloyd, Matt Turner) and Bayreuth, funded by the Bavarian initiative for international projects. The […]
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Claudia Wulff is in Portland Oregon this week (9-13 July) to attend and speak at the 2018 SIAM Annual Meeting. It is the largest annual meeting on applied mathematics in the US. A link to the AN18 web page is here. Claudia is an invited speaker in the minisymposium on Numerical Discretizations of Nonlinear PDEs. […]
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The paper “Sequential data assimilation of the 1D self-exciting process with application to urban crime data“, co-authored by Naratip Santitissadeekorn, Martin Short (Georgia Tech), and David Lloyd, has been accepted for publication in Computational Statistics and Data Analysis. The paper develops a novel Bayesian sequential data assimilation algorithm for joint state-parameter estimation by deriving an […]
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