Mathematics research

The Research Centre for Mathematics carries out world-class research in applied mathematics, pure mathematics, and statistics. Within applied mathematics, our research has three major themes: fluid dynamics and acoustics; solid mechanics; and biomechanics. A unifying aspect of our research is the theory of waves and stability in continuous media. This theory is of fundamental importance both in the development of new mathematical methods, and in explaining the world around us. Our research work has unlimited applications in engineering, biology, and medicine.

Seminars are in-person/online at 2:00 or 2:30pm, in room 2.22.

All welcome! For further details email a.khodadadian@keele.ac.uk

22 January 2025 - Professor Natalya Vaysfeld (Keele)
Mixed Boundary Value Problem of Elasticity for a Doubly Truncated Cone with a Cut along the Generatrix

5 February 2025 - Dr Jesse Taylor-West (Bristol)
Volcanic fissure localisation and lava delta formation: Modelling of volcanic flows undergoing rheological evolution

12 February 2025 - Professor Catherine Powell (Manchester)
Forward UQ - How and When to be Intrusive

5 March 2025 - Professor Yibin Fu (Keele)
Variational asymptotic method and analysis of elastic localisations

12 March 2025 - Professor Simon Cotter (Manchester)
TBA

19 March 2025 - Professor Gennady Mishuris (Aberystwyth)
TBA

2 April 2025 - Dr Yang Liu (Oxford)
Formation and evolution of wrinkles in layered biological tissues

30 April 2025 - Professor Shane Cooper (UCL)
TBA