Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

Karen Young’s paper, co-authored with Philip Smith, Lilian Tang, Vassilis Baltnas, Yannis Athanasiadis, Badrul Hussain, Paul Sullivan and George Saleh, has been accepted for publication in the Archives of Opthalmology.  The title of the paper is “PharcoTracking: an novel technology for cataract surgical training“.  Motion analysis has been validated as a tool to evaluate surgical […]

Vidas Regelskis, currently a Research Associate at the University of York, has been awarded an EPSRC Personal Fellowship.  The fellowship will be hosted by the Fields, Strings and Geometry Group at Surrey. The project title is “New algebraic structures inspired by gauge/gravity dualities“.  Vidas’ current website can be found here.

Vidas Regelskis, currently a Research Associate at the University of York, has been awarded an EPSRC Personal Fellowship.  The fellowship will be hosted by the Fields, Strings and Geometry Group at Surrey. The project title is “New algebraic structures inspired by gauge/gravity dualities“.  Vidas’ current website can be found here.

Janet Godolphin’s paper “On the connectivity problem for m-way designs” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Statistical Theory and Practice.   The problem of ascertaining conditions which ensure that an m-way design is connected has occupied the attention of research workers for very many years.  One of the significant advances, as well as […]

Janet Godolphin’s paper “On the connectivity problem for m-way designs” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Statistical Theory and Practice.   The problem of ascertaining conditions which ensure that an m-way design is connected has occupied the attention of research workers for very many years.  One of the significant advances, as well as […]

Stephen Gourley has been involved in an ongoing collaboration with Rongsong Liu (University of Wyoming), Donald L. DeAngelis (US Geological Survey and the Department of Biology, University of Miami) and John P. Bryant (Institute of Arctic Biology, University of Alaska) on how certain plants defend themselves against snowshoe hares in northern Canada and Alaska, and […]