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Ciclo de conferencias

The Modeling Nature Research Unit (MNat), in collaboration with the PhD Program in Physics and Mathematics (FisyMat) at the University of Granada, is organizing a lecture series to be held in the FisyMat conference room at the Faculty of Sciences, University of Granada, starting at 12:00 PM. The program is as follows (it may count as part of the students' training activities):

29 de noviembre de 2024: Fluidos y Teoría Cinética

· Diego Córdoba, ICMAT, CSIC, Madrid

Racing to Solve a Millennium Problem: Do Singularities Exist for Euler and Navier-Stokes equations?

· Alberto Enciso, ICMAT, CSIC, Madrid

Soluciones estacionarias de Euler en dimensión 2

13 de diciembre de 2024: Modelado de procesos biológicos.

· Tomás Alarcón, ICREA, CRM, Barcelona

Coarse-graining of complex biological models

· Miguel Ángel Muñoz, Universidad de Granada

Modeling the complexity of the microbial world

20 de diciembre de 2024: Fluidos y Teoría Cinética

· Daniel Faraco, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Conservation and Dissipation of Casimirs in Plasma Relaxation

· Francisco Torres de Lizaur, Universidad de Sevilla

Long-time problems in ideal fluids

21 de febrero de 2025: Análisis y Teoría Cinética

· Xavier Tolsa, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

The regularity and Neumann problems for the Laplace equation and elliptic PDE's in rough domains

· Daniel Peralta, ICMAT, CSIC, Madrid

Search for optimal domains in plasma physic

7 de marzo de 2025: Fluidos, Image Denoising y EDPs

· Eva Miranda, Universitat Poliècnica de Catalunya

Can Water Compute? Fluid Dynamics Meets Turing Machines

· Salvador Moll, Universitat de València

The ROF model for image denoising (and beyond)

4 de abril de 2025: Modelado de procesos biológicos

· Marta Ibañes, Universitat de Barcelona

Modeling cell differentiation and pattern formation

· Ana Paula Millán, Universidad de Granada

Triadic percolation induces dynamical topological and functional patterns

11 de abril de 2025: Fluidos y Teoría Cinética

· Luis Vega, Universidad del País Vasco

The binormal flow and the evolution of viscous vortex filaments

· María Ángeles García Ferrero, ICMAT, CSIC, Madrid

On the inverse conductivity problem.