Bin Cheng travelled to the USA in March for research visits at Arizona State University and the University of Maryland. He visited Alex Mahalov at Arizona State the week of 18 March, and visited Eitan Tadmor at Maryland the week of 25 March.
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Ian Roulstone’s book has appeared in Books in Brief in the recent issue of Nature. They wrote: “Mathematicians Ian Roulstone and John Norbury demystify the maths behind meteorology. Trailblazers’ work is vividly evoked, from eighteenth-century mathematician Leonhard Euler on hydrostatics to physicist Vilhelm Bjerknes’s numerical weather prediction. The pace cranks up with twentieth-century advances such as Jule Gregory Charney’s harnessing of […]
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Ian Roulstone’s book has appeared in Books in Brief in the recent issue of Nature. They wrote: “Mathematicians Ian Roulstone and John Norbury demystify the maths behind meteorology. Trailblazers’ work is vividly evoked, from eighteenth-century mathematician Leonhard Euler on hydrostatics to physicist Vilhelm Bjerknes’s numerical weather prediction. The pace cranks up with twentieth-century advances such as Jule Gregory Charney’s harnessing of […]
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The Mathematics Panel at EPSRC has funded the project “Dynamics of floating water-wave energy extraction devices” for a period of 3 years starting in June 2013. The total amount of the award is £290K and it funds a Postdoc, a PhD student, travel and two themed semesters. The interest in this project is the OWEL […]
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Gianne Derks visited the Department of Mathematics at the University of Missouri, which is in the city of Columbia, Missouri, from 29 March until 2 April to work with Yuri Latushkin on stability and linearizations in the Euler equation. During the visit, she gave a colloquium talk on Monday 1st April, on the topic “Existence […]
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