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 […]
Big Data Analytics and its Applications
A joint UCAS / IMA / OR Society event Big Data Analytics and its Applications, a talk by Steve King […]
Eat Y’Self Fitter, and other adventures in mathematical biology
Eat Y’Self Fitter, and other adventures in mathematical biology, a talk by Jon Pitchford (University of York) Abstract Mathematicians are not […]
Using Eulerlets: a new description of Euler flow for manoeuvring bodies
Consider a manoeuvring body in a fluid such as a plane, submarine, ship, fish, or bird. Consider sufficient high Reynolds number that Euler flow is a good approximation.
The effective collective: Why animal groups are smarter together
The effective collective: Why animal groups are smarter together, a talk by Dr Colin Torney (University of Glasgow) Abstract Abstract […]
IMA Lighthill Lecture: Geometry as a Key to the Virosphere: New Insights into Virus Structure, Assembly, Evolution & Therapy
IMA Lighthill Lecture: Geometry as a Key to the Virosphere: New Insights into Virus Structure, Assembly, Evolution & Therapy, a […]
From random walks to colonoscopies: modelling how memory of the past affects future behaviour
From random walks to colonoscopies: modelling how memory of the past affects future behaviour, a talk by Dr Rosemary Harris (Queen […]
Maths is coded in your Genes
Maths is coded in your Genes, a talk by Professor Chris Budd OBE (Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Bath […]











