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Mathematical Research at the University of Cambridge

 

Mathematicians have opportunities to work collaboratively on wide ranging topics. In this talk, I will share examples from my research where I study the spatial and temporal dynamics of biological systems, ranging from bacterial chemotaxis, cancer cell motility and phytoplankton in turbulence, to cell-signalling pathways and drug transport. I will also share some music influenced by this research and invite reflection on the creative process.

Further information

Time:

16May
May 16th 2024
12:00 to 13:00

Venue:

Centre for Mathematical Sciences MR2, CMS

Speaker:

Professor Rachel Bearon, Professor of Mathematical Biology and Executive Dean of the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences, KCL

Series:

Rouse Ball Lectures