DAMTP/CMS Seminar Series

The Department uses talks.cam to store information about events and seminars. The relevant series with scheduled talks are:

Applied and Computational Analysis
Applied and Computational Analysis Graduate Seminar
CMS Colloquia
CQC Blackboard Talk
CQC Seminar
CQIF Seminar
Cosmology lunch
DAMTP Astrophysics Seminar
DAMTP Biological Physics Seminars
DAMTP Friday GR Seminar
DAMTP Jubilee Celebration
DAMTP atmosphere-ocean
Dirac Lecture
Fluid Mechanics (DAMTP)
Geophysical and Environmental Processes (DAMTP/BPI)
HEP phenomenology joint Cavendish-DAMTP seminar
Lattice field theory informal seminars
Mathematical Physics Seminar
Mechanics (DAMTP)
Mechanics and Mathematical Biology (DAMTP)
String Theory Seminars
Thursday Seminars on Theoretical Geophysics (DAMTP)
Tuesday Seminars on Theoretical Geophysics (ITG, DAMTP)
Wednesday HEP-GR Colloquium

For other seminars at CMS:

Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences

Additionally, there is a talks.cam series which aggregates all of the above, to show all seminars at the CMS.

The information from talks.cam is used to update the plasma/lcd information screens at the CMS and drives the sidepanels of this page and the main and internal pages.

Email Notifications: You can request email notifications for a seminar series by selecting the seminar series title on the right-hand box of this page and then clicking on the link "Add/Remove from your list(s)" on the talks website, add that seminar series to the list of seminar series for which you will receive email notifications.

Applied and Computational Analysis: Thursday April 11 15:00

The equations of landscape formation: review and a new model
Alexander Chen (SAMSI, University of North Carolina)
Applied and Computational Analysis

Thursday April 25 15:00

What is a flutter shutter good for?
Jean-Michel Morel (ENS Cachan)
Applied and Computational Analysis

Thursday May 2 15:00

Data assimilation as an inverse problem: mathematical theory and computational challenges
Melina Freitag (University of Bath)
Applied and Computational Analysis

Thursday May 9 15:00

Title to be confirmed
Nick Higham (University of Manchester)
Applied and Computational Analysis

Thursday May 16 15:00

Title to be confirmed
Martin Burger (University of Münster)
Applied and Computational Analysis

Thursday May 30 15:00

Title to be confirmed
Bin Cheng (University of Surrey)
Applied and Computational Analysis

Monday June 10 15:00

Inversion formulae for the cosh-weighted Hilbert transform
Alexander Tovbis (University of Central Florida)
Applied and Computational Analysis

Thursday June 13 15:00

Title to be confirmed
Philip Rosenau (Tel Aviv University)
Applied and Computational Analysis