Buckliphobia or buckliphilia: Is structural instability always bad?
Buckliphobia or buckliphilia: Is structural instability always bad? A talk by Ahmer Wadee (Imperial College London) Abstract Structural engineering, with […]
Toothpaste, Custard and Chocolate: Maths gets messy
Toothpaste, Custard and Chocolate: Maths gets messy, a talk by Helen Wilson (University College London) Abstract This talk will look […]
Brain Inspired Computing. Annual Student Teacher Lecture
Brain Inspired Computing by Stephen Lynch (Manchester Metropolitan University) Annual Student Teacher Lecture Abstract The average human brain consists of […]
Branch Dinner at Spice 45
Branch Dinner at Spice 45, meet 7.15 pm in the restaurant for a meal starting at 7.30 pm. The Branch […]
Leveraging AI Technologies for Delivering Better Service Outcomes
A joint UCAS / IMA / OR Society event Leveraging AI Technologies for Delivering Better Service Outcomes, a talk by […]
Being an Adaptable Mathematician – From Adaptable Meshes to Machine Learning
A joint UCAS / IMA / OR Society event Being an Adaptable Mathematician – From Adaptable Meshes to Machine Learning, […]
Using maths to save the bees (and us)!
Using maths to save the bees (and us)! A talk by Martine J. Barons (University of Warwick) Abstract “Professor Einstein, […]
Eventual Consistency will ruin your graphs, eventually
Eventual Consistency will ruin your graphs, eventually, a talk by Dr Jim Webber (Neo4j) Abstract Graph data has made a huge […]
Mathematics in the Aerospace Industry, and other less interesting applications
Mathematics in the Aerospace Industry, and other less interesting applications, a talk by Nicholas Brusby (Rolls-Royce) Abstract It is not always […]
Active Matter: Statistical Physics and the Arrow of Life
Active Matter: Statistical Physics and the Arrow of Life, by Professor Mike Cates FRS FRSE (Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, University of […]