The paper “A hydrostatic model of the Wirtz pump” co-authored by Jonathan Deane and Jonathan Bevan has been published by the Proceedings A of the Royal Society of London. A link to the published version is here and a link to the pre-publication version is here. The Wirtz pump is an excellent example of sustainable […]
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Jane Lyle presented a poster at the STEM for Britain 2018 event held at the Houses of Parliament in Westminster on Monday 12 March. The event gave an exciting flavour of the work of early career researchers in Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry, covering topics from black holes to fertility to the recycling of household […]
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Two papers on modulation by Tom Bridges and Dan Ratliff (Loughborough) have been accepted for publication. The papers address a problem which has been unsolved for over 50 years: what happens to a nonlinear wave when the Whitham modulation equations, evaluated on the wave, break down? A new nonlinear and universal theory is developed in […]
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Martin Wolf and his PhD student Lorenzo Raspollini are at the University of Leeds this week to attend the Workshop on Higher Gauge Theory:” where should we look for higher gauge matter? (From emerging physics and topological quantum computing to string and M-theory). Martin is also giving a talk entitled “Twistor Geometry and Higher […]
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Andrea Fontanella is visiting the String Theory Group at the Mathematical Institute, Oxford University, this week, and on Monday 26 February he is giving a talk in the String Theory Seminar on “Heterotic near horizon geometries“. An abstract of the talk can be found here. The talk is based on the papers arXiv:1605.05635 and arXiv:1610.09949. Andrea […]
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Carina Dunlop visited the Department of Mathematics at the University of Portsmouth yesterday (Wednesday 21 February) to give a talk in their Mathematics Seminar Series. The title of her talk was “Mechanical models for cell and tissue mechanotransduction“. The abstract follows similar lines to her recent talks at Oxford (link here) and Southampton (link here).
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