Research Day 2024

Wednesday 18 Sept 2024, 09:30 → 17:00 Europe/London

Scott Logic Lecture Theatre (Mathematical Sciences Building, Durham University)

 

The maths department "Research Day" aims to support research and increase cohesion between various research groups of the Department of Mathematical Sciences. Join us and listen to the in-person talks by your fellows (junior/senior/peer) and take a break with coffee breaks and lunch. At the end of the day we will meet for a happy hour with wine and soft drink.

THE REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN. Simply follow the link below to register.

The event will be held in the SCOTT LOGIC LECTURE THEATRE on the ground floor of the Mathematical Sciences and Computer Science Building. Coffee and lunch breaks will take place in the Flexible Space next to the cafe on the ground floor. The happy hour will be held on the 3rd floor street. 

 

All talks will be given in person. The following Zoom link will be used for those who cannot make it in person.
https://durhamuniversity.zoom.us/j/97576201974?pwd=ospx2poJJjM5yaDaf3Lw9b2QfniKZe.1&from=addon

 

Confirmed speakers (in alphabetical order): 

• • • Ric Crossman
    • Craig Duguid
    • Jamie Grimwade (RIS)
    • Nicola Hall (RIS)
    • Andrew Krause
    • Alpar Meszaros
    • Cuong Nguyen
    • Tom Rudelius
    • Jack Shotton
    • Oliver Tough

 

Organisers (in alphabetical order): 

• • • Reza Drikvandi
    • Martha Einav 
    • Trish Parkin 
      
                           

 

 

09:30 → 09:40 Opening and welcome

09:40 → 09:55 RIS presentation 1 - Nicola Hall

09:55 → 10:10 RIS presentation 2 - Jamie Grimwade

10:10 → 10:35 Ric Crossman - "Engagement With Mathematical Teaching Resources"

10:35 → 11:05 Coffee break

11:05 → 11:30 Cuong Nguyen - "Optimal Tuning of Hamiltonian Monte Carlo on ReLU Neural Networks"

11:30 → 11:55 Oliver Tough - "Particle systems, reaction-diffusion equations and the selection problem"

11:55 → 12:05 Short break

12:05 → 12:30 Alpar Meszaros - "From fortifications and cafés to strategic crowds via optimal transport"

12:30 → 13:30 Lunch break

13:30 → 13:55 Andrew Krause - "Interdisciplinary scientific storytelling through visualization"

13:55 → 14:20 Tom Rudelius - "The String Landscape and the Swampland"

14:20 → 14:50 Break (fruit juice and water)

14:50 → 15:15 Jack Shotton - "Classifying representations of the general linear group"

15:15 → 15:40 Craig Duguid - "Fluid dynamics of stellar interiors"

15:40 → 15:50 Closing

15:50 → 16:50 Happy hour (wine reception)