Surrey Mathematics Research Blog

The blog on research in mathematics at the University of Surrey

Kieran Boniface and Josephine Solowiej-Wedderburn speak at ECMTB2022 in Heidelberg

Kieran Boniface and Josephine Solowiej-Wedderburn are in Heidelberg Germany this week (19-23 September) for the European Conference on Mathematical and Theoretical Biology (conference webpage here). Kieran is speaking in Session Mathematikon A on “The roles of different modes of force generation in tissue engineering problems” and Josephine is speaking in Mathematikon B on “Working within […]


Project of Dorje Brody on signal detection and quantum dynamics in biology funded by EPSRC

The project “From signal detection to quantum dynamics in biology“, with Principal Investigator Dorje Brody, has been funded by the EPSRC small grants programme. The grant (EP/X019926/1, link here), with funding FEC £89,190, starts 1 January 2023 and runs for 12 months. The premise of the proposal is that all biological processes are generated by […]


Special issue of Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering in honour of Stephen Gourley

The AIMS Press journal “Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering” is publishing a special issue in honour of Stephen Gourley, a highly-respected Professor of Mathematics at Surrey, who died in September 2020 (see university obituary here). The volume contains contributions of colleagues and collaborators of Stephen from around the world, and is edited by Stephen‘s collaborators Professor […]


Review paper of Camila Nobili on scaling laws for turbulent heat transport published in Maths Eng

The paper “The role of boundary conditions in scaling laws for turbulent heat transport” with sole author Camila Nobili has been published in a special issue of Mathematics in Engineering. The paper is a review of contributions in the field of quantitative bounds on the Nusselt number for the classical Rayleigh-Bénard convection problem. A link […]


Bauer, Cheng and Sakellaris at Newton Institute satellite meeting on GFD at the University of Reading

Werner Bauer, Bin Cheng, and Zisis Sakellaris are attending the 3-week long (30 August to 23 September) conference on “Geophysical fluid dynamics; from mathematical theory to operational prediction” hosted at the University of Reading (link to conference webpage here). It is a satellite meeting of the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences. Bin gave a […]


Carina Dunlop and Kieran Boniface speak at workshop on modelling of health and disease in Birmingham

Carina Dunlop and Kieran Boniface are visiting the University of Birmingham today and tomorrow (7-8 September) to attend and speak at the “Mechanical Modelling in Health and Disease workshop“. Carina is an invited speaker, talking on “What do cells and tissues feel? The integration of cellular contractility, extracellular adhesion and tissue stiffness in mechanosensing“, and […]


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