Cesare Tronci visited IPCMS (Institut de physique et de chimie des Matériaux de Strasbourg) last week (2-6 October) to visit Dr Giovanni Manfredi, funded by grants from the Templeton Foundation (link here) and the Royal Society of London (link here). Paul Bergold also attended the meeting via zoom. A link to the IPCMS webpage is […]
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The paper “Quantum formalism for the dynamics of cognitive psychology“, with sole author Dorje Brody, has been published in Nature/Scientific Reports. It is published open access (link here). It is well documented in cognitive psychology that human behaviour often exhibits “irrational” features. For example, you are likely to choose A if B happens, and you […]
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On Monday 2 October, Tom Bridges gave a webinar in the “Nonlinear waves and coherent structures online colloquium“, organised by Stathis Charalampidis (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo), Christopher Chong (Bowdoin College), and Panos Kevrekidis (UMass Amherst). The title of the talk was “Travelling wave solutions connecting periodic orbits in Hamiltonian PDEs“. A recording of the […]
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Dorje Brody has been asked by a company based in Tokyo to give a set of public lectures (in Japanese to a Japanese audience) titled “Quantum Theory and Cognitive Psychology” with subtitle “Does quantum theory hold the key to the next generation AI?”. There will be one online lecture per month, lasting for 12 months, […]
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Sergey Zelik is in Turkey this week (25-29 September) attending and speaking at the CHAOS conference with themes: homoclinic bifurcations, strange attractors, Arnold diffusion, Fermi acceleration, and solitons (link to website here). It is a celebration of the 60th birthday of Dmitry Turaev, and is being held in the Nesim Math Village in Izmir Turkey. […]
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The paper “Three-candidate election strategy“, co-authored by Dorje Brody and Tomooki Yuasa (Tokyo Metropolitan University) has been published this week in Royal Society Open Science 10: 230584. The paper is published gold open access (link here). Both the UK general election and the US presidential election are expected to come up next year. Current polls […]
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