Mathematical Sciences Seminar Series 2022-23

The seminar series will highlight major topics of recent interest to both senior and junior researchers in the field.

Semester 1

Location: Western Gateway Building WGB G16 (unless otherwise stated below)

Date and time	Speaker	Title
01.09.2022 3-4pm	Louis M. Pecora (US Naval Research Laboratory)	Statistics of Attractor Embeddings in Reservoir Computing Location: WGB G08
15.09.2022 4-5pm	Benjamin Taylor (Lancaster University, UK)	Inference for aggregated spatiotemporal log-Gaussian Cox processes under changing and uncertain support
22.09.2022 4-5pm	Jean-Claude Cuenin (University of Loughborough, UK)	Effective bounds on scattering resonances
06.10.2022 4-5pm	Kaustubh Agarwal (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, USA/ University College Cork, Ireland)	Signatures of Parity and Time reversal symmetry breaking on a single LC Oscillator
13.10.2022 4-5pm	Piotr Suffczynski (University of Warsaw, Poland)	Computational modeling of epileptic seizures with ion concentration dynamics
20.10.2022 4-5pm	Mine Caglar (Koç University, Istanbul, Turkey)	Hedging Portfolio for a Market Model of Degenerate Diffusions
27.10.2022 4-5pm	Daniel Meyer (University of Liverpool, UK)	Fractal spheres, visual metrics, and rational maps
17.11.2022 4-5pm	David Andrade (University of Plymouth, UK)	The nonlinear Benjamin-Feir instability
24.11.2022 4-5pm	Áine Byrne (University College Dublin, Ireland)	Next generation mesoscopic models for neural activity

Location: Western Gateway Building WGB

**The schedule is still being prepared and will be updated regularly.**

Date and time	Location	Speaker	Title
02.02.2023 1-2pm	WGB 402	Mario Chavez (Paris Brain Institute, France)	The intrinsic geometry of brain networks as a biomarker in epilepsy
02.03.2023 1-2pm	WGB 402	Frank Kwasniok (University of Exeter, UK)	Data-driven dimension reduction, prediction and modelling of complex dynamical systems
30.03.2023 1-2pm	WGB 402	Soizic Terrien (Laboratoire d'Acoustique de l'Universite du Mans, France)	Emergence of complex pulsing dynamics in excitable systems with delayed feedback
06.04.2023 1-2pm	WGB G13	Jane Hutton (University of Warwick, UK)	Exploring Missing Data Using Chain Event Graphs: The Treacherous Subtlety of Missingness
20.04.2023 1-2pm	WGB G13	Serhiy Yanchuk (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany)	Adaptive dynamical networks: from multiclusters to recurrent synchronization