Thomas Karam (North Wing) - Ranges control degree ranks of multivariate polynomials on finite prime field
Hamid Rahkooy (South Wing) - Toric Varieties in Biochemical Reaction Networks
L2 today, 4pm. Abstracts
Thomas Karam (North Wing) - Ranges control degree ranks of multivariate polynomials on finite prime field
Hamid Rahkooy (South Wing) - Toric Varieties in Biochemical Reaction Networks
L2 today, 4pm. Abstracts
The virtual ward project in the UK aims to revolutionise community-based remote patient monitoring for high-risk patients. Currently, NHS trusts provide patients in the community with smartphones (for communication purposes) and vital signs monitoring equipment (such as BP cuffs and oxygen saturation probes). Apart from the initial capital cost of purchasing the equipment, the trusts incur additional costs for logistics (delivering equipment to and from patients) and sterilisation processes. But what if the smartphone itself could capture vital signs? The algorithm development process would utilise open-source code to extract photoplethysmogram (PPG) waveforms from video pixels captured through the "finger-on-camera" technique. The challenge lies in accurately extracting vital signs information from these PPG waveforms.
Talking Maths in Public is a conference for people who work in or otherwise participate in communicating mathematics to the public. There will be two days of workshops, talks and more, and is available to attend in person or online.
The conference runs in the UK every two years. The event is independently organised, and funded by ticket sales and grants from mathematical institutions. Our events in 2017, 2019 and 2021 (online) all fully sold out and were highly rated by attendees.