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On 5th July I attend the meeting of Nottingham Astronomical Society to give a talk. I recalled some of the most exciting (in my opinion) discoveries made by the Cassini spacecraft over its 13 years in orbit around the most spectacular ringed planet in the Solar System.
Originally posted on Centre for Computational Physics:
PhD student Javier Díaz received the 2018 British Spanish Society Scholarship aimed at postgraduate students linking Spanish and British research. Plastic Energy sponsored one of the eight awards which will allow Javier to extend his PhD with a stay in Barcelona to collaborate with Prof. Ignacio Pagonabarraga, working…
Originally posted on Astrophysics Group :
A new paper has been published by Dr Michael Gillman (University of Lincoln, School of Life Sciences), Dr Hilary Erenler (University of Northampton, Faculty of Arts, Science and Technology) and Dr Phil Sutton (University of Lincoln, School of Mathematics and Physics) in the International Journal of Astrobiology. The paper “Mapping the location…
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Today I will be on the BBC radio 4 programme Inside Science at 16:30, repeated also at 21:00. We briefly discuss some aspects of the physics involved in snooker from simple newtonian mechanics to non-trivial differential equations that can only be solved by computer simulations. No matter how much we…
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Today I visited The Kings School in Grantham to talk about my current and future research interests with students. This was the first of their physics cafes where lecturers are invited to talk to the students in an informal setting and current topics in physics. I briefly talk about…
Originally posted on Centre for Computational Physics:
Matt Watkins will be helping run the 2018 CP2K summer school. This will run from 19th-22nd June 2018 at the Science & Technology Facilities Council’s Daresbury Laboratory. Details here. If you would like to learn how to use the CP2K atomistic simulation software suite on HPC, or really…
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From 5th till 9th of March 2018 Andrei Zvelindovsky and Javier Díaz attended the APS March Meeting in Los Angeles, California, USA. On the Wednesday Poster Session Javier presented Mesoscopic Simulations of Nanoparticle/Block Copolymer Systems, while on Friday an oral presentation was given on the Polymer Nanocomposite session. Huge numbers…
On 7 February 2018 President of the London Mathematical Society Prof. Caroline Series FRS inaugurated the new research centre in the University of Lincoln — the Charlotte Scott Research Centre for Algebra. The centre is based at the School of Mathematics and Physics, where the Algebra Research Group was active from the very beginning, when […]
On 17 January Prof. Evgeny Khukhro gave his inaugural professorial public lecture “Is algebra a spoilsport in mathematics?” in Isaac Newton Building of University of Lincoln. Beyond the provocative title, numerous examples were discussed where, on the one hand, lively mathematical problems seem to be “dried up” by algebra, which in a sense takes fun out […]
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This is the inaugural video on our new youtube channel: Algebra-in-Lincoln
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