Testing Generalizability in Causal Inference
de Vassimon Manela, D
Yang, L
Evans, R
Proceedings of Machine Learning Research
volume 286
2906-2916
(01 Jan 2025)
A minimax method for the spectral fractional Laplacian and related evolution problems
Carrillo, J
Fronzoni, S
Nakatsukasa, Y
Süli, E
(26 May 2025)
A stochastic analysis of subcritical Euclidean fermionic field theories
De Vecchi, F
Fresta, L
Gubinelli, M
The Annals of Probability
volume 53
issue 3
(01 May 2025)
Thu, 05 Jun 2025
12:00
12:00
C6
A modeling perspective on retinal degeneration
Naoufel Cresson
(Sorbonne Université)
Abstract
This talk introduces an ongoing research project focused on building mechanistic models to study retinal degeneration, with a particular emphasis on the geometric aspects of the disease progression.
As we develop a computational model for retinal degeneration, we will explore how cellular materials behave and how wound-healing mechanisms influence disease progression. Finally, we’ll detail the numerical methods used to simulate these processes and explain how we work with medical data.
Ongoing research in collaboration with the group of M. Paques (Paris Eye Imaging - Quinze Vingts National Ophthalmology Hospital and Vision Institute).
With over 50 years as a club for staff, postgraduates, alumni, and retired staff, Cherwell Archers announces Beginner Sessions for Trinity Term.
We welcome all levels of expertise, but to register for Beginner Sessions, please contact the Field Captain, Jeremy Hyde: @email We charge a small fee for Beginner Sessions.
A mechanical model for the failure of reconstructive breast implant surgery due to capsular contracture
Xiao, Y
Edelstein-Keshet, L
Goriely, A
Isaac, K
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
volume 87
issue 7
(20 Jun 2025)
Please see the following link for info on an exciting PhD opportunity with the University of Reading that harnesses the power of mathematics to address the issues presented by climate change:
https://www.reading.ac.uk/maths-and-stats/phd/mathematics-for-our-futur…
Will you be within reasonable travelling distance to the Birmingham NEC in late June? If so, read on.
This year the IMA returns to the Big Bang Fair, which is the largest celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) for young people in the UK. This year it takes place on Tuesday 17-Thursday 19 June 2025 at the Birmingham NEC. The Fair’s aim is to show young people (aged 11-14) how many exciting and rewarding opportunities there are out there for them with the right experience and qualifications.