Anne Skeldon is speaking today (Thursday 18 November) at a two-day virtual conference hosted by the University of Oxford on “Periodic patterns in environmental light, physiology and behaviour”. Anne is speaking on “Modelling human sleep and circadian rhythmicity: designing practical light interventions for improved sleep“. She will be speaking about the recent paper (link here) […]
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The paper “Tensor-based computation of metastable and coherent sets” co-authored by Feliks Nuske (Rice University/Paderborn University), Patrick Gelss (Free University Berlin), Stefan Klus, and Cecilia Clementi (Rice University, Free University Berlin), has been published in Physica D. A link to the published paper is here. The image left shows Figure 11 from the paper, showing […]
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Masanori Hanada is visiting the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, at the University of Cambridge, today (Thursday 11 November) to give a talk in the Quantum Fields and String Seminar Series. The title is “Bulk geometry from colors“. The abstract can be found on the DAMTP website here. The image below shows slide […]
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The paper “Extracting circadian and sleep parameters from longitudinal data in schizophrenia for the design of pragmatic light interventions” co-authored by Anne Skeldon, Derk-Jan Dijk (Director, Surrey Sleep Research Centre) , Nicholas Meyer (Consultant psychiatrist, King’s College) and Katharina Wulff (Umea University, Sweden), has been published in the November issue of the Schizophrenia Bulletin (The […]
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The new PhD students starting in October 2021 are Jessica Furber (MOLSS), supervised by Dave Lloyd, Stefan Klus and Giovanni Lo Lacono (Vet School) Vaibhav Gautum (FSG), supervised by Masanori Hanada Lewis Napper (FSG), supervised by Martin Wolf and Ian Roulstone Dominic Stone (DSPDEs), supervised by Sergey Zelik Elliott Sullinge-Farrall (DSPDEs), supervised by Jon Bevan […]
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Leander Wyss has been awarded a Turing Grant (link here), funded by the UK’s global programme for study abroad. The grant funds an 8 week visit to the University of Santiago de Compostela in northwest Spain (see map left). His host at USC will be Dr Riccardo Borsato, and the topic of research will revolve […]
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