Organisers: Adam Epstein and Tobias Grafke

Additional colloquia, titles and abstracts will be added as details become available.

Colloquia take place on Friday afternoons at 4.00pm, currently in a hybrid format in B3.02 and on MS Teams. They are directed towards a general mathematical audience. In particular, one of the functions of these colloquia is to inform non-specialists and graduate students about recent trends, ideas and results in some area of mathematics, or a closely related field.

Autumn Term 2021/22

• 08 October 2021: Harald Helfgott (Paris, Göttingen) Expander graphs: from telecommunications to number theory
• 15 October 2021: Hugo Touchette (Stellenbosch University, South Africa) The large deviation approach to statistical physics
• 22 October 2021: Antonio Lerario (SISSA) Probabilistic algebraic geometry
• 29 October 2021: Kurt Debattista (WMG, Warwick) Applications of Visual Computing
• 05 November 2021: Emanuele Dotto (Warwick Maths) Hermitian forms in algebra and homotopy theory (in-person speaker)
• 12 November 2021: Ana Caraiani (Imperial) Reciprocity laws and torsion classes (in-person speaker)
• 19 November 2021: Simona Paoli (Aberdeen) From Homotopy Theory to Higher categories (in-person speaker)
• 26 November 2021: Jane Hutton (Statistics, Warwick) 'I was too fat.' Is the lost data more important than the lost pounds? (in-person speaker)
• 03 December 2021: Tom Montenegro-Johnson (Birmingham) Mathematical Mysteries of Microscale Motility (in-person speaker)
• 10 December 2021: Demetrios Papageorgiou (Imperial) Evolution PDEs arising in multiphase-multiphysics fluid mechanics

Spring Term 2021/22

• 14 January 2022: Kat Rock (Warwick) Cost-effective disease elimination? Modelling to guide tailored intervention strategies against African sleeping sickness (in-person speaker)
• 21 Jan 2022: Sara Maloni (U of Virginia) Some new results in Higher Teichmüller Theory
• 28 Jan 2022: Josephine Evans (Warwick) Introduction to hypocoercivity theory for long time behaviour of kinetic equations (in-person speaker)
• 4 Feb 2022: Cladia de Rham (Imperial) Physics under the Gravitational Rainbow
• 11 Feb 2022: Carina Curto (Penn State)
• 18 Feb 2022: Sam Chow (Warwick) On Littlewood's conjecture
• 25 Feb 2022: Gwyneth Stallard (Open University)
• 4 Mar 2022: Caroline Series (Warwick) Hyperbolic geometry in data science
• 11 Mar 2022: Gigliola Staffilani (MIT)
• 18 Mar 2022: Linda Westrick (Penn State)