12:45
Wed, 25 Feb 2026
12:45
12:45
TCC VC
Catherine Notman
In recent years an unexpected connection has been found between polytopes in complex projective varieties and the physics of scattering amplitudes. In this talk I will discuss the Grassmannian generalisation of simplexes and polytopes, called positive geometries, and their associated canonical forms. Adding a generalised idea of convexity results in the Amplituhedron, whose canonical form exactly corresponds to scattering amplitudes in N=4 super Yang-Mills theory.
Topology identifies concurrent cyclic processes in single-cell transcriptomics and androgen receptor function
Maggs, K
Youssef, M
Pulver, C
Isma, J
Nguyên, T
Arzt, M
Karthaus, W
Harrington, H
Hess, K
Dotto, G
On the Parallels Between Minimal Surfaces and Einstein Four-Manifolds
Beard, M
Journal of Geometry and Physics
105801-105801
(01 Feb 2026)
We invite applications for an outstanding postdoctoral research associate in data-driven modelling of collective cell behaviour to work with Professor Ruth Baker at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford. This is a 24-month, fixed-term position, funded by the Simons Foundation. The start-date for this position is flexible, but September-November 2026 is preferred.
A funded PhD position is available at University College Dublin, for the project "Individual bovine variation in the transmission and disease of Mycobacterium bovis" starting in September 2026.
The project is supervised by Dr Miriam Casey (School of Veterinary Medicine) and Dr Michael Fop (School of Mathematics and Statistics).
Abstract P4-03-30: Patient characteristics, treatment patterns, and clinical outcomes associated with tucatinib therapy in HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer
Kaufman, P
Neuberger, E
Hsu, L
Schwartz, N
Bartley, K
Wang, S
Liu, Y
Blahna, M
Pittner, B
Wong, G
Anders, C
Cancer Research
volume 83
issue 5_Supplement
p4-03-30-p4-03-30
(01 Mar 2023)
Dynamical Edge Modes and Entanglement in Maxwell Theory
Ball, A
Law, Y
Wong, G
(30 Sep 2024)