British Applied Mathematics Colloquium

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On 1st May 2023

Well done to all seven of the UEA mathematicians who delivered talks at this years British Applied Mathematics Colloquium in Bristol (BAMC).

There were three sessions organised by UEA mathematicians, Advanced Water Waves 1 (Alberto A, Jack K), Advanced Water Waves 2 (Alberto A, Jack K) and Physiological Flows and Transport (Danny N).

Our researchers also presented work across a number of different fields, including: Ferrofluids, Waves, Biological fluid flows, cylinder deformations, and droplets!

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British Applied Mathematics Colloquium

Well done to all seven of the UEA mathematicians who delivered talks at this years British Applied Mathematics Colloquium in Bristol (BAMC).