The Fluids, Meteorology & Symmetry Research Group has joined two of the special interest groups associated with the UK Fluids Network. The UK Fluids Network is a 3-year (2016-9) network funded by EPSRC linking researchers in fluid dynamics across the UK. FMS is a member of the “Boundary layers and complex rotating fluids” SIG and […]
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Bin Cheng and Sergey Zelik are in Nizhny Novgorod, which is about 400 km southeast of Moscow, this week (2-9 July) for the “International Conference on Dynamics, Bifurcations, and Strange Attractors“, hosted by Lobachevsky State University. A link to the conference website is here. Sergey is a member of the scientific committee and the organising […]
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Ian Roulstone and Cesare Tronci were in Madrid Spain the week of 3 July for the conference “New Trends in Applied Geometric Mechanics – Celebrating Darryl Holm’s 70th birthday“. A link to the conference webpage is here. Cesare was on the organising committee and Ian gave a talk on “Monge-Ampere geometry and the Navier-Stokes equations“. […]
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On Monday-Tuesday 3-4 July, there will be a conference at Surrey on “String Geometry, Supersymmetric Theories, and Dualities” organised by Andrea Fontanella and Joakim Strömwall. The purpose of the conference is to gather together a broad spectrum of researchers and provide a window into current research. During the first day there will be pedagogical lectures […]
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Today, Friday 30 June, Daniel Ratliff is at the London Mathematical Society 2017 Graduate Student meeting held at BMA House in London’s Tavistock Square. He is one of six featured PhD talks and is speaking on “Nonlinear reductions in internal wave problems“. A .jpg of the full programme is given below.
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Philip Aston gave a presentation with his collaborator Dr Manasi Nandi (King’s College London) at Greenwich Maths Time, the IMA Festival of Mathematics and its Applications, which was held at the University of Greenwich on 27th-28th June. Their talk was entitled “Can Maths Solve Sepsis?” and was presented four times. The talk described recent work […]
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