The paper “Micromechanical mapping of the intact ovary interior reveals contrasting mechanical roles for follicles and stroma“, co-authored by Thomas Hopkins (Imperial College), Victoria Bemmer (Imperial College), Stephen Franks (Imperial College), Carina Dunlop, Kate Hardy (Imperial), and Iain Dunlop (Imperial), has been published in the journal Biomaterials. The published article is available here. The paper […]
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The paper “Protected states in AdS3 backgrounds from integrability“, co-authored by Suvajit Majumder (City University London), Olof Ohlsson Sax (Stockholm University and KTH Institute of Technology), Bogdan Stefański Jr. (City University London), and Alessandro Torrielli, has been accepted for publication in the IOP journal: Journal of Physics A. The final form arXiv version is available […]
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Wilhelm Treschow, a Master’s level student at Lund University in Sweden, is visiting the Department for two months this summer. He started in July and his visit is hosted by Bin Cheng. They are working on a research project on shell models of energy cascading in turbulence. Specifically, they are examining mathematical links between the […]
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The paper “Double copy from homotopy algebras“, co-authored by Leron Borsten (Heriot Watt), Branislav Jurco (Charles University Prague), Hyungrok Kim (Herriot Watt), Tommaso Macrelli, Christian Saemann (Heriot Watt), and Martin Wolf, has been published in Fortschritte der Physik. The published version (available gold open access) is here and the finalform arXiv version is here. The […]
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Carina Dunlop has been profiled by the Society for Mathematical Biology, on their blog associated with the Subgroup on Cell and Developmental Biology. The interview can be found here and the image below is from the profile.
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This week (17-20 August), Marius de Leeuw (Trinity College Dublin), Juan Miguel Nieto Garcia, Ana Retore (Trinity College Dublin), and Alessandro Torrielli are co-organising an online workshop on “Integrability in Lower Dimensional AdS/CFT“, hosted by the Hamilton Mathematical Institute in Dublin. A link to the workshop website is here. The aim of the workshop will […]
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