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Speaker: Anna Barbieri (University of Verona) Title: Decorated marked surfaces and applications

Hosted by the Faculty of Science and Technology, Celebration of Science is a showcase of science across the faculty and is our flagship event for our internal University community.

You are kindly invited to the statistics seminar. We will host a talk by Dr. Edward Cripps for the University of Western Australia.

The seminar will be in-person.

Innovations in Social Data Science: Tackling Inequality in Resource-Constrained Contexts with Novel Data and Methods

Speaker: Jenny Pi (Oxford) Title: How similar are the von Neumann algebras coming from the free groups?

Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of science at Spotlight on Science Day 2, where we'll explore exciting scientific discoveries and breakthroughs!

Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of science at Spotlight on Science Day 1, where we'll explore exciting scientific discoveries and breakthroughs!

A joint event between the pure mathematics seminar series and Open Problems in Mathematics, intended to be accessible to undergraduate students but of interest to postgraduates and academics.

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

Speaker: Sophie Emma Zegers (TU Delft) Title: On the classification of quantum lens spaces

Two short talks about open research problems, given by staff and postgraduate students, accessible to undergraduate students.

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

The Data Science Institute warmly invites you to the launch of its new Diversity in Data Science working group, which aims to reduce barriers and increase opportunities for underrepresented groups in data science and AI. The launch happily coincides with LU’s International Women’s Day (8 March) celebrations and the 10th anniversary of the DSI, providing an ideal time to take leadership and action on these issues.

Speaker: Mykola Matviichuk (Lancaster) Title: New examples of quantum projective spaces

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

Speaker: Laura Wakelin (KCL) Title: Effective bounds on characterising slopes for all knots

Two short talks about open research problems, given by staff and postgraduate students, accessible to undergraduate students.

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

Speaker: Wiesław Kubiś (Czech Academy of Sciences) Title: Generic linear operators

Are you interested in finding out how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming teaching, research, engagement, and professional services across our University? Or do you have your own AI-related project or initiative you’d like to share? We invite you to join us for an interactive workshop that explores the ever-expanding use of AI within our institution.

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

Speaker: Apurva Seth (Oxford) Title: The radius of comparison for crossed product C*-algebras

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

Speaker: Sofia Franchini (Lancaster) Title: A negative Calabi-Yau version of discrete cluster categories

Speaker: Cameron Torrance (Kent) Title: Quantum Partial Flag varieties are Catenary

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

This paper explores digitally networked horror consumption as a form of dark tourism, focusing on eerie spaces like 'creepypasta' and 'r/nosleep.' While these dreamlike sites offer haunting escapes they raise security concerns from anonymity-driven misinformation to risks for vulnerable individuals.

Speaker: Sebastiano Carpi (Rome Tor Vergata) Title: Vertex operator algebras, Teichmüller modular forms and the monster

If you are struggling with any of your research-based code, pop along to Pendle Brew to get some dedicated help with troubleshooting your coding woes!

Speaker: Dan Ciubotaru (Oxford) Title: The Dirac operator and representations of Coxeter groups

The future will be defined by rapid innovation, complex global challenges, and the transformative power of digital technologies. As society evolves, those who understand and harness these advancements will shape industries, drive solutions, and create lasting change. Will that be you?