An optimal control approach to nonlinear wave speed selection in reaction-diffusion equations
Crossley, R
Falcó I Gandia, C
Baker, R
SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics
Martin Bridson and Yuji Nakatsukasa have been recognised in this year's London Mathematical Society (LMS) awards. Martin wins the Polya Prize for his foundational contributions to the field of geometric group theory and his exceptional service to the mathematical community.
Integrated surveillance resolves Darién paradox of Oropouche virus emergence in Panama’s migration corridor
Carrera, J
Rodríguez, X
Perez-Jimenez, J
Alexander, L
Lezcano-Coba, C
Galué, J
Juarez, Y
Smith, D
Corrales, R
Rodriguez, L
Valdiviezo, G
Thomas, Q
IV, A
Fitzpatrick, M
Luquette, A
Kadir, M
Ali, D
Sayer, L
Cer, R
Malagon, F
Grajales, I
Rivera, L
Gonzalez-R, Z
Antioco, J
Walters-Valdes, E
Meneghello-Ponce, N
Vittor, A
Escobar-Lee, K
Abouganem-Shaw, A
Rodriguez, F
Aguirre, E
Loyola, S
Tinoco, Y
Moreno, B
Chen-Germán, M
Gómez-Angelo, A
Correa-Duarte, S
Acevedo, J
Ramos, B
de Antinori, M
Gonzalez, C
Chavarria, O
Gondola, J
Moreno, A
Aguilar, C
Gonzáles, P
Jackman, C
Cedeño, H
Gutierrez, B
Kraemer, M
Saldaña, V
DeAntonio, R
Martinez, A
Armién, B
Pascale, J
Calvo, A
Nogueira, M
de Souza, W
Hanley, K
Faria, N
Dorigatti, I
Vasilakis, N
Donnelly, C
Lopez-Verges, S
Bishop-Lilly, K
Waggoner, J
Mavian, C
Bento, A
A Predictive Model for Synergistic Oncolytic Virotherapy: Unveiling the Ping-Pong Mechanism and Optimal Timing of Combined Vesicular Stomatitis and Vaccinia Viruses
Malinzi, J
Eladdadi, A
Ouifki, R
Eftimie, R
Madzvamuse, A
Byrne, H
(15 Jan 2026)
Editorial: Quantitative insights into new cancer therapies: a mathematical modeling approach
Malinzi, J
Byrne, H
Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics
volume 12
(28 May 2026)
From Brownian dynamics to Poisson-Nernst-Planck equations: multi-resolution simulations of ions
Zhang, J
Erban, R
SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics
Oxford Mathematicians Martin Bridson and Yuji Nakatsukasa have been recognised in this year's London Mathematical Society (LMS) awards.
Kellogg College has approached us about a potential teaching opportunity in Oxford for a Chinese based organisation, a regular client of theirs. Full details via the contact below but in summary:
High school students aged 15; c3 hours teaching; 19 July and 4 August; 'an interactive, engaging talk that links mathematical methods to real-world scenarios'; c£200 per hour depending on experience.
ERRATUM: Coarse-graining nonequilibrium diffusions with Markov chains (2026 J. Stat. Mech. 033205)
Nartallo-Kaluarachchi, R
Lambiotte, R
Goriely, A
Journal of Statistical Mechanics Theory and Experiment
volume 2026
issue 6
069902
(19 Jun 2026)
Traveling Wave Analysis of a Go-or-Grow Invasion Model with ECM-Regulated Phenotypic Switching
Maini, P
Jolly, M
Sadhu, G
Physica D : Non-linear phenomena