Michele Bartuccelli and Guido Gentile are visiting the Mathematics Department for two weeks, having arrived on Wednesday 23 August. Michele is a former member of staff and currently Reader Emeritus, and Guido is a Professor at Roma III and current Visiting Professor at Surrey. Their host for the visit is Jonathan Deane. They are working […]
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Alessandro Torrielli was at the University of Durham last week (Wednesday to Friday, 16-18 August) to attend an speak at the Fundamental Physics UK (fpuk) meeting (link here). Alessandro gave the first lecture on Friday morning on “The strange world of AdS2 integrability“. In the talk, he reviewed some of the features of integrable scattering […]
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Four mathematicians (Philip Aston, Werner Bauer, David Lloyd, Naratip Santitissadeekorn) have been elected to Fellowship in the Surrey AI Centre (link here). This pan-university institute brings together Surrey’s core AI-related expertise in vision, speech and signal processing, computer science, and mathematics, with its domain expertise across engineering and physical sciences, human and animal health, law […]
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The paper “Biological efficiency in processing information in green plants“, co-authored by Dorje Brody and Anthony J. Trewavas (University of Edinburgh), has been published today (16 August) in the Proceedings A of the Royal Society of London. It is published open access (link here). Green plants form the basis of almost all food chains on […]
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The paper “Detecting beats in the photoplethysmogram: benchmarking open-source algorithms“, co-authored by Peter Charlton (Cambridge), Kevin Kotzen (Technion IIT), Elisa Mejia-Mejia (City U London), Philip Aston, Karthik Budidha (City U London), Jonathan Mant (Cambridge), Callum Pettit (former student at Surrey), Joachim Behar (Technion IIT), Panicos Kyriacou (City U London), was published in the journal “Physiological […]
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Dorje Brody is in Hokkaido Japan for two weeks (Saturday 12th August to Wednesday 23rd August) for lectures and to speak at a conference, both at the University of Hokkaido. He is one of the three lecturers for a 5-day short course (12-16 August) on the Fundamentals of Open Systems (link here). Topics include non-Hermitian […]
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