Taste of Research undergraduate seminars

Effect of compliance on the stability of jets and wakes
Speaker: Ryan Poole (Nonlinear Waves and Geometric Fluid Dynamics Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Wednesday 2 March 2022
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Mechanobiology: A tense situation
Speaker: Kieran Boniface (Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Wednesday 17 November 2021
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Dynamical systems and crime
Speaker: Laura Jones (Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Wednesday 20 October 2021
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Dynamic mode decomposition: finding patterns in space and time
Speaker: Steve Falconer (Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group, University of Surrey) 
Date: Wednesday 5 May 2021
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The importance of being Integrable: on the methods and usefulness of Integrability
Speaker: Leander Wyss (Fields, Strings and Geometry Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Wednesday 17 February 2021
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Something from nothing: Investigating the emergence of localised patterns
Speaker: Dan Hill (Nonlinear Waves and Geometric Fluid Dynamics Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Wednesday 2 December 2020
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Symmetric Projection Attractor Reconstruction: Multi-dimensional Embedding of Physiological Signals
Speaker: Jane Lyle (Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Wednesday 14 October 2020
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Sensing some resistance: A mechanical model of a cell
Speaker: Josephine Solowiej-Wedderburn (Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Thursday 27 February 2020
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Mathematics of the atmosphere on a large scale
Speaker: Tom O'Neill (Nonlinear Waves and Geometric Fluid Dynamics Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Thursday 7 November 2019
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New information from old signals: A novel approach to the analysis of physiological waveform
Speaker: Jane Lyle (Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Tuesday 5 March 2019
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Bayesian statistics meets burrowing lugworms: Estimating bio-irrigation in ocean sediment
Speaker: Dónal Harkin (Mathematics of Life and Social Sciences Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Tuesday 5 February 2019
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Why is nature so unoriginal?
Speaker: Dan Hill (Nonlinear Waves and Geometric Fluid Dynamics Group, University of Surrey)
Date: Tuesday 30 October 2018
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