Anne Skeldon is in Boston this week (11-15 July) for the SIAM Life Sciences Meeting. which is being held in conjunction with the 2016 SIAM annual meeting. She is an invited speaker in the minisymposium “Advances in modelling sleep-wake behaviour and circadian rhythms“, giving a talk on “Patterns of sleep-behaviour: from maps to naps“, based […]
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Anna Kostianko was in Orlando Florida this week (1-5 July) for The 11th AIMS Conference on Dynamical Systems, Differential Equations and Applications. She gave two talks: “Inertial manifolds for semilinear parabolic equations which do not satisfy the spectral gap condition” in the Student Paper Competition, which was awarded third prize, and “Inertial manifolds for semilinear […]
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Congratulations to Ian Morris, of the Dynamical Systems and PDEs Research Group, who has been awarded a four-year £267k research grant on “Lower bounds for Lyapunov exponents“. The grant will commence in September 2016, and it provides funding for two Research Assistants, replacement teaching, travel, consumables, and dissemination.
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Bin Cheng is visiting the Institute for Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics in Beijing this month (July 2016) for research interaction. The visit is supported by a grant from the Royal Society of London.
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Sergey Zelik and Anna Kostianko travelled to Minnesota this week for the conference on Dynamics and Differential Equations, held at the IMA in Minnesota from 22-25 June. Sergey was an invited speaker and spoke on Recent progress in the theory of inertial manifolds. The workshop was dedicated to the memory of George Sell, and it […]
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The paper “Experiments on the synchronous sloshing in suspended containers described by shallow-water theory“, co-authored by Matt Turner and Patrick Weidman (University of Colorado, Boulder) has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Fluids and Structures. In the paper, they compare experimental sloshing results in various suspended containers to shallow water analytic theory. In […]
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