Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Sara Pasquetti co-organises conference in Parma, Italy

Sara Pasquetti is co-organiser of the conference “STAL2013: Supersymmetric Theories and Localization” which took place 4-6 November at the Department of Physics and Earth Sciences of the University of Parma. The website for the conference is here. Background on the conference: recent years have seen increasing interest in constructing and studying supersymmetric gauge theories on curved […]


Sergey Zelik speaks at the Max Planck Institute

Sergey Zelik visited the Max PLanck Instiute for Mathematics in the Natural Sciences in Leipzig, and gave a talk on the 1st November in the Applied Analysis Seminar.  The talk was on “Infinite energy solutions for the Navier-Stokes equations in two space dimensions“.  The announcement and abstract can be found here.


NERC Doctoral Training Partners announced

The Minister for Universities and Science, David Willetts, announced on Monday 4 November that NERC will fund fifteen new Doctoral Training Partnerships, which specialise in training environmental science PhD students.   The press release can be found here. Surrey mathematics is part of a team with the University of Reading that has been awarded a DTP […]


Piotr Sulkowski visits from the University of Warsaw

 Piotr Sulkowski visited on Friday 1st  November from the University of Warsaw, to give a colloquium talk on “From random matrices to RNA interactions“.  The talk discussed the triple interface between mathematics, physics and biology.  An abstract follows: the theory of random matrices plays an important role in various branches of mathematics and physics. An […]


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