Past seminars: Dynamical Systems and Analysis
Tuesday 14 Mar 2023: Destabilization of transverse waves by periodic shear flows
Dr Adrian Fraser - University of Colorado, Boulder
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 07 Mar 2023: Dynamic turbulence modelling for high-fidelity weather forecasts.
George Efstathiou - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Wednesday 08 Feb 2023: Data driven parameterization of gravity wave momentum transport: A 1-D Quasi Biennial Oscillation model testbed
Prof. Ed Gerber - Courant Institute - New York University
Harrison 103 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 31 Jan 2023: The magnetic Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, radiative mixing layers and the cooling of the solar corona
Andrew Hillier - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 24 Jan 2023: Processes controlling year to year variability in the tropical lower stratosphere
Dr Alison Ming - University of Cambridge
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 17 Jan 2023: Some interesting problems in dynamo theory
Professor Steve Tobias - University of Leeds
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 29 Nov 2022: Unconventional ways of modelling the atmosphere: convection, advection and adaptivity
Hilary Weller - University of Reading
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 22 Nov 2022: Global field generation by helicities on the basis of analytical theory of inhomogeneous turbulence
Nobumitsu Yokoi - Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 15 Nov 2022: Collisional ionisation, recombination and ionisation potential in two-fluid shocks
Ben Snow - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 08 Nov 2022: Climate Variability across the Solar System and Beyond
Michael Battalio - Yale University
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 01 Nov 2022: Joint internal seminar
John Thuburn and Tim Andrews - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 25 Oct 2022: Combining physics and machine learning in the turbulence-convection parameterization of the CliMA climate model
Yair Cohen - Climate Modeling Alliance, California Institute of Technology
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 18 Oct 2022: The limits of beta-plane turbulence
Richard Scott - University of St Andrews
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 11 Oct 2022: A multiannual record of convective instability in Mars's middle atmosphere
Nicholas Heavens - Space Science Institute
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 04 Oct 2022: Spurious Forces Can Dominate the Vorticity Budget of Ocean Gyres on the C-Grid
Andrew Styles - University of Oxford
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 22 Feb 2022: Parametrisation of small-scale random forcing in beta-plane turbulence
Prof Gavin Esler - UCL
Zoom 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 08 Feb 2022: "Sound-proofing" fluid dynamics via Hamilton's principle
Dr Toby Wood - Newcastle University
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Tuesday 25 Jan 2022: EPIC: the Elliptical Parcel-In-Cell Method
Dr Matthias Frey - University of St Andrews
Zoom 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 30 Nov 2021: Mathematical modelling of free-surface thermoelectric magnetohydrodynamic (TEMHD) flow inside a tokamak reactor
Oliver Bond -
Harrison 101 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 16 Nov 2021: From timescales of cloud processes to mean flow computations
Dr. Juliane Rosemeier - University of Exeter
Harrison 101 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 02 Nov 2021: Non-hydrostatic rotating shallow-water and MHD flows
Prof. David Dritschel - University of St Andrews
Zoom 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 19 Oct 2021: Tornado-like Vortices in Coriolis-Centrifugal Convection
Dr. Susanne Horn - Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems, Coventry University
Harrison 101 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 05 Oct 2021: The importance of nonlinear physics in radiation belt modelling
Dr. Oliver Allanson - University of Exeter
Harrison 101 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 16 Mar 2021: Multi-Spacecraft Observations of a New Double-Shock Type of High-Latitude ICME
Megan Maunder - University of Exeter
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Tuesday 16 Feb 2021: An introduction to multi-fluid convection
Dr. Will McIntyre - University of Exeter
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Thursday 28 Jan 2021: Revisiting the coupled behavior of the subtropical jet and Hadley Cell
Molly Menzel - John Hopkins University
Zoom 14:30-16:30
Tuesday 19 Jan 2021: Seasonal, regional Hadley cell dynamics and Earth's monsoons
Dr. Ruth Geen - University of Exeter
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Tuesday 12 Jan 2021: Nonlinear dynamics of forced baroclinic critical layers
Dr. Chen Wang - University of Exeter
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Tuesday 08 Dec 2020: Simulations of convection over a range of atmospheric conditions on TRAPPIST-1e
Dr Denis Sergeev - University of Exeter
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Tuesday 01 Dec 2020: Using an idealized general circulation model to probe the building blocks of the monsoons and the Quasi-Biennial Oscillation
Prof. Chaim Garfinkel - The Hebrew University
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Tuesday 17 Nov 2020: The Evolution of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections: Multi-spacecraft Observations in the Inner and Outer Heliosphere
Emma Davies - Imperial College
Zoom 14:00-15:00
Tuesday 10 Nov 2020: How jets and eddies influence the speed of propagation of plankton blooms: an idealised view
Dr Alexandra Tzella - University of Birmingham
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Tuesday 27 Oct 2020: Evolution of the Sun's Magnetic Field and Space Weather
Dr. Prantika Bhowmik - Durham University
https://Universityofexeter.zoom.us/j/93020545827?pwd=aStYYTB6VGNzUzhwdjM3b1hqRkRSUT09 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 20 Oct 2020: 1st year PhD student presentations 2
Brett McKim and Ross Castle - University of Exeter
Zoom 13:30-14:30
Thursday 15 Oct 2020: 1st year PhD student presentations 1
Liam Watts and Azza Al Gatheem - University of Exeter
Zoom 14:30-15:30
Thursday 24 Sep 2020: Nonlinear resonance in the persistence of layers in stably-stratified fluids
Dr, Paul Burns - University of Exeter
Online 14:30-16:30
Tuesday 14 Jul 2020: Stability of jets and vortices in Geophysical and Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics
Prof. Fancis Poulin - University of Waterloo
Online - contact A. Hillier for webinar link 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 16 Jun 2020: UK-SOSS seminar: Magnetic helicity: decompositions and methods of localization
Prof Mitchell Berger - University of Exeter
Online webinar - see abstract for access details 11:00-12:00
Thursday 11 Jun 2020: Multiphase gas and the fractal nature of radiative turbulent mixing layers
Dr. Drummond Fielding - Center for Computational Astrophysics at the Flatiron Institute
Online - contact A. Hillier for webinar link 14:30-15:30
Tuesday 26 May 2020: Coalescence instability in partially ionised plasmas
Giulia Murtas - University of Exeter
Online - contact A. Hillier for webinar link 13:30-14:30
Thursday 21 May 2020: Polar Vortices on Terrestrial Planets
Prof. Darryn W. Waugh - John Hopkins University
Online - contact A. Hillier for webinar link 14:30-15:30
Thursday 14 May 2020: Gusto: the compatible finite element dynamical core toolkit and why you might be interested in it.
Dr. Jemma shipton - University of Exeter
Online - contact A. Hillier for webinar link 14:30-15:30
Thursday 07 May 2020: A fresh look at waves in ion-electron plasmas: reformulating the textbook treatments
Prof Rony Keppens - Centre for mathematical Plasma Astrophysics, KU Leuven
Online - contact A. Hillier for webinar link 14:30-15:30
Thursday 02 Apr 2020: Modelling the asymmetry of Rayleigh-Taylor mixing
Dr. Andrew Hillier - University of Exeter
Online 14:30-15:30
Wednesday 18 Mar 2020: 1st Year PhD student talks - Cancelled!!
Ross Castle, Brett McKim & Liam Watts - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 13:00-16:30
Tuesday 10 Mar 2020: Wave amplification phenomena and a novel wave-energy converter
Dr Anna Kalogirou - University of Nottingham
Harrison 103 13:30-16:30
Thursday 13 Feb 2020: Internal Gravity Waves in Stellar Interiors
Prof. Tamara Rogers - University of Newcastle
Harrison 103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 30 Jan 2020: Idealised Hurricane Storm Surge Simulations using an Adaptive Discontinuous Galerkin Method
Dr Nicole Beisiegel - University College Dublin
Harrison 103 14:30-16:30
Tuesday 10 Dec 2019: Direct estimation of entrainment, detrainment and other cloud properties
Prof. Peter Clark - University of Reading
Harrison 103 13:30-15:30
Thursday 05 Dec 2019: Variational principles for three-dimensional wave-structure-slosh interactions
Dr. Hamid Alemi Ardakani - University of Exeter
Harrison 101 14:30-16:30
Tuesday 26 Nov 2019: Spatial Scales and Locality of Magnetic Helicity
Gareth Hawkes - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 13:30-15:30
Thursday 21 Nov 2019: Simulating the Evolution and Eruption of Bipolar Active Regions
Dr Stephanie Yardley - University of St Andrews
Harrison 103 14:30-16:30
Friday 15 Nov 2019: The University of Colorado Space Weather Technology, Research, and Education Center (SWx TREC)
Dr. Thomas Berger - Director, SWx-TREC, University of Colarado
Forum SR 11 The Steve Edge room 14:30-16:30
Thursday 07 Nov 2019: How do Planets Generate Their Magnetic Fields?
Prof. Peter Davidson - University of Cambridge
Harrison 101 14:30-16:30
Tuesday 29 Oct 2019: Stratification effects in anelastic convection
Dr. Laura Currie - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 13:30-15:30
Tuesday 22 Oct 2019: A Mechanism of the Madden-Julian Oscillation and its Relation to Excitable Media
Prof. Geoff Vallis - University of Exeter
Harrison 103 13:30-15:30
Monday 13 May 2019: Shear instabilities at low Peclet number
Prof. Pascale Garaud - University of California, Santa Cruz
Harrison 170 14:30-15:30
Monday 25 Mar 2019: Small-Scale Structures of the Earth's Magnetopause Kelvin-Helmholtz Waves with MMS
Rungployphan Kieokaew - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 14:30-16:30
Tuesday 19 Mar 2019: Jupiter's deep atmosphere revealed by Juno
Prof. Yohai Kaspi - Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
Amory C417 14:30-15:30
Monday 11 Mar 2019: 1st Year PhD students' mid-year report
Megan Maunder, Paul Bowen and Giulia Murtas - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 14:30-17:00
Thursday 28 Feb 2019: Dynamically Consistent Parameterization of Mesoscale Eddies
Dr Pavel Berloff - Imperial College London
Harrison 103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 14 Feb 2019: Width of Earth's intertropical convergence zone: energetic constraints, dynamical constraints and influence on climate sensitivity
Dr Michael Byrne - Imperial College London
Harrison 103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 07 Feb 2019: Mars' annular polar vortices: Cause and stability
Dr William Seviour - University of Bristol
Harrison 103 14:30-16:30
Monday 21 Jan 2019: Force balance in convectively driven dynamos with no inertia
Prof. David Hughes - University of Leeds
Harrison 103 14:30-16:30
Monday 14 Jan 2019: Resonance and universality in dynamical systems - a discussion
Dr. John Bruun - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 14:30-16:30
Monday 10 Dec 2018: Sync or swim? How microorganisms navigate fluid environments
Dr Kirsty Wan - University of Exeter
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 03 Dec 2018: Nonlinear resonance in the formation of layers in stably stratified fluids
Dr. Paul Burns - University of Exeter
Laver LT3 14:30-16:30
Monday 26 Nov 2018: The climate's response to anthropogenic emissions: the role of ocean heat transport
Dr Rei Chemke - Columbia University, USA
H103 14:30-16:30
Wednesday 21 Nov 2018: How does the strength of the gravitational acceleration impact a planet's atmospheric circulation?
Dr. Stephen Thomson - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 14:00-16:00
Thursday 15 Nov 2018: Celestial fluid mechanics: new perspectives on the hydrodynamics of astrophysical discs
Prof. Gordon Ogilvie - University of Cambridge
H103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 08 Nov 2018: Dynamical and thermodynamic consequences of the nonlinearities of the equation of state and salinity on our theoretical understanding of the ocean circulation
Dr. Remi Tailleux - University of Reading
H101 14:30-16:30
Monday 15 Oct 2018: Eye formation in large scale vortices: from tropical cyclones to mathematical models
Prof. Emmanuel Dormy - ENS, Paris
H103 14:30-16:30
Wednesday 10 Oct 2018: Mapping the Chromospheric Resonance Cavity above Sunspots
Dr. Ben Snow - University of Exeter
Harrison 170 13:30-15:30
Monday 24 Sep 2018: Entangled fields emerging from the sun
Dr Chris Prior - Durham University
H103 14:30-16:30
Wednesday 11 Jul 2018: Rayleigh basis method applied to a convective stability Rayleigh-Benard problem and its bifurcations
Francisco Pla - University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
H103 16:00-17:00
Thursday 05 Jul 2018: Fast and slow resonant triads in the two layer rotating shallow water equations
Alex Owen - University of Exeter
H170 14:30-15:30
Thursday 24 May 2018: Gravity waves in a moist atmosphere: a mechanistic picture
Joy Monteiro - Stockholm University
H170 14:30-15:30
Monday 09 Apr 2018: Modelling Exoplanet Atmospheres with Socrates Correlated-k Radiative Transfer: Climates, Observations, and Flexibility
Mark Hammond - University of Oxford
H101 14:30-15:30
Monday 19 Mar 2018: Helicity, enstrophy and circulation scaling for Navier-Stokes reconnection
Prof. Robert Kerr - University of Warwick
H103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 15 Mar 2018: Joint Astrophysics/GAFD Seminar (**CANCELLED**)
Prof. Gordon Ogilvie - University of Cambridge
H103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 01 Mar 2018: Multi-model and model structural uncertainty quantification with applications to climate science (**Cancelled due to severe weather**)
Dr Nathan Urban - Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
H101 14:30-15:30
Thursday 08 Feb 2018: Forest canopy - boundary layer flows over heterogeneous terrain
Prof. Andrew Ross - University of Leeds
H101 14:30-16:30
Monday 29 Jan 2018: Theory of turbulent boundary layer beyond the log law: predictions and validations
Prof. Zhen-Su She - Peking University, China
H103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 18 Jan 2018: How Mathematics helps structuring climate discussions (*Mathematics Colloquium*)
Prof. Rupert Klein - Freie Universitat Berlin
H103 14:30-15:30
Thursday 11 Jan 2018: Hamiltonian Formulation of the Rotating Shallow Water Equations using split Exterior Calculus.
Dr Werner Bauer - Imperial College London
Streatham Court B 14:30-15:30
Thursday 14 Dec 2017: Extreme heat waves sampled through large deviation algorithms (Joint Astrophysics/GAFD Seminar)
Prof. Freddy Bouchet - ENS-Lyon, France
H103 14:30-15:30
Monday 04 Dec 2017: Mixing by the MHD Kelvin-Helmholtz instability and its applications in the solar atmosphere
Dr Andrew Hillier - University of Exeter
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 13 Nov 2017: Tidal flows in extrasolar planets
Dr. Adrian Barker - University of Leeds
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 06 Nov 2017: Two Variations on Normal Modes: Sloshing in Free Containers & Bragg Resonance
Prof. Andrzej Herczynski - Boston College, USA
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 30 Oct 2017: Dynamics-radiation interactions in the tropical tropopause layer
Prof. Peter Haynes - University of Cambridge
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 25 Sep 2017: Tropical atmospheric Madden-Julian oscillation: strongly-nonlinear free solitary Rossby wave?
Dr. Jun-Ichi Yano - CNRM, Meteo France, Toulouse
H103 14:30-15:30
Monday 18 Sep 2017: An Overview of the SUNDIALS suite of Nonlinear Differential/Algebraic Equation Solvers and an Application to Nonhydrostatic Climate Dynamics
Dr. Carol Woodward - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA
H203 14:30-15:30
Thursday 13 Jul 2017: The Hot, Magnetic and Happening Solar Atmosphere
Prof. Durgesh Tripathi - IUCAA, India
H170 14:00-15:00
Monday 27 Mar 2017: Planetary core flows driven by libration
Dr Stijn Vantieghem - Coventry University
H103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 23 Mar 2017: First year CGAFD PhD student talks
Gareth Hawkes and Georgie Long - University of Exeter
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 13 Mar 2017: Parameterizing large-scale circulations based on the weak temperature gradient approximation
Prof Bob Plant - University of Reading
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 27 Feb 2017: Waves in the Earth's core (Joint Astrophysics/GAFD seminar)
Prof. Chris Jones - University of Leeds
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 06 Feb 2017: Dynamos in rotating convection
Dr Paul Bushby - Newcastle University
H103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 02 Feb 2017: Tropical vorticity dynamics and the role of vertical momentum advection in equatorial superrotation
Prof. Pablo Zurita-Gotor - Universidad Complutense, Madrid
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 16 Jan 2017: An accelerating high-latitude jet in Earth's core
Prof. Phil Livermore - University of Leeds
H103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 08 Dec 2016: Topics in the modelling and simulation of two-phase flows
Dr Lennon O'Naraigh - University College Dublin
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 28 Nov 2016: Emergent eddy saturation from an energy constrained parameterisation
Dr Julian Mak - University of Edinburgh
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 14 Nov 2016: Tsunamis: the contrast between elevation and depression waves
Prof. Roger Grimshaw - University of Exeter
H103 14:30-16:30
Monday 07 Nov 2016: Parallel in Time Simulation with Oscillatory Stiffness
Adam Peddle - University of Exeter
H103 14:30-16:30
Thursday 06 Oct 2016: Scalar description of three-dimensional flows of incompressible fluid
Prof Yury Stepanyants - University of Southern Queensland, Australia
H101 15:30-16:30
Monday 12 Sep 2016: Deciphering deep ocean circulation changes between the present and the last glacial
Prof. Malte Jansen - University of Chicago
H170 14:30-16:00
Thursday 21 Jul 2016: The Emergence of Numerical Weather Prediction: Fulfilment of a Dream & Realization of a Fantasy
Prof Peter Lynch - University College Dublin
H209 11:00-12:00
Friday 20 May 2016: Atmospheric dynamics on terrestrial planets over a wide range of orbital and atmospheric parameters (GAFD seminar)
Dr Yohai Kaspi - Weizmann Institute of Science
H209 14:30-16:30
Tuesday 03 May 2016: Magnetohydrodynamic Waves in the Atmosphere of the Sun (GAFD Seminar)
Dr Erwin Verwichte - University of Warwick
Laver LT6 14:30-16:00
Friday 08 Apr 2016: The effects of terrain length scales on cold-air pooling processes
Dr. Paul Burns - University College Dublin
H209 13:30-14:30
Thursday 24 Mar 2016: Joys of Convective Stars and Their Magnetic Dynamos (Joint Astrophysics & GAFD Seminar)
Prof. Juri Toomre - JILA & Department of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
H101 14:30-16:00
Monday 21 Mar 2016: 3D Propagation of Solar Energetic Particles (GAFD Seminar)
Dr Silvia Dalla - University of Central Lancashire
H103 14:30-16:00
Monday 14 Mar 2016: 3D electron density distributions in the solar corona during solar minima: assessment for more realistic solar wind modelling (GAFD Seminar)
Dr Judith de Patoul - University of Exeter
H103 14:30-16:00
Thursday 10 Mar 2016: Partitioned Approaches for Multi-Physics Simulations -- From First Ideas to Today's Robust Approaches
Miriam Mehl - University of Stuttgart
H101 14:30-16:00
Monday 29 Feb 2016: Horizontal and vertical spectra from the UM, and the effects of stratified turbulence
Prof. Mike Cullen - Met Office
H103 14:30-16:00
Monday 15 Feb 2016: Condensation and climate dynamics in exoplanet atmospheres (Joint Astrophysics & GAFD Seminar)
Prof. Raymond Pierrehumbert - University of Oxford
H103 14:30-16:00
Thursday 11 Feb 2016: Error Estimates and 2nd Order Corrections to Approximate Fluid Models (GAFD Seminar)
Dr Bin Cheng - University of Surrey
H101 14:30-16:00
Thursday 04 Feb 2016: The background state of the atmosphere and slow modes of variability (GAFD Seminar)
Prof. John Methven - University of Reading
H103 14:30-16:00
Monday 07 Dec 2015: Statistical distance and geodesics in non-equilibrium systems (GAFD Seminar)
Dr Eun-Jin Kim - The University of Sheffield
Harrison 103 14:30-16:00
Wednesday 02 Dec 2015: Intense submesoscale upwelling in anticyclonic eddies - a new pathway to the ocean interior
Liam Brannigan - University of Oxford
Harrison 209 15:30-17:00
Monday 30 Nov 2015: Jupiter's unearthly jet streams: a new turbulent model exhibiting statistical steadiness without large-scale dissipation (GAFD seminar)
Dr Stephen Thomson - University of Exeter
H103 14:30-15:30
Monday 16 Nov 2015: Long-range Ordering and Negative Temperature States of Quantized Vortices in a Two-Dimensional Superfluid (GAFD seminar)
Dr Hayder Salman - University of East Anglia
Harrison 103 14:30-16:00
Friday 06 Nov 2015: Dynamical Climate Perturbations and the Fluctuation-Dissipation Theorem (GAFD/Climate seminar)
Prof. Alan Plumb - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (visiting University of Reading)
H170 14:00-15:00
Monday 05 Oct 2015: Using in situ data to get the most generic interplanetary CME: from shape to magnetic field budgets (GAFD seminar)
Dr Miho Janvier - University of Dundee
Harrison 103 14:30-16:00
Monday 28 Sep 2015: Convective instabilities in evolving systems (GAFD Seminar)
Dr Oliver Kerr - City University
Harrison 103 14:30-16:00
Thursday 17 Sep 2015: Zonal flows, collisions, and energy confinement in fusion plasmas (GAFD seminar)
Greg Colyer - University of Oxford
Harrison 209 14:30-16:00
Tuesday 08 Sep 2015: Prominences, the magnetic Rayleigh-Taylor instability and what we can learn about the prominence magnetic field
Dr Andrew Hillier - University of Cambridge
Laver LT6 14:30-16:00
Tuesday 01 Sep 2015: GAFD Seminar
Prof Tsutomu Kambe - Former Professor, University of Tokyo, Japan.
Laver LT6 10:30-12:00
Monday 18 May 2015: Colloquium: Negative ions and photoelectrons in the Saturn system
Prof Andrew Coates - Mullard Space Science Laboratory, UCL
Harrison 004 15:00-16:00
Wednesday 13 May 2015: Local Exponential Methods: a domain decomposition approach to exponential time integration of PDEs
Luca Bonaventura -
Harrison 170 11:00-12:00
Monday 20 Apr 2015: Particle displacements by swimming organisms
Jean-Luc Thiffeault - University of Wisconsin, Madison
Harrison 170 15:00-16:00
Monday 30 Mar 2015: Effective Boundary Conditions for Semi-Open Dispersive Systems
Lyuba Chumakova - University of Edinburgh
Harrison 170 11:00-12:00
Thursday 26 Mar 2015: Modeling the extratropical jets: Connections between the mean climate, variability, and response to anthropogenic forcing
Prof Ed Gerber - New York University
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Friday 20 Mar 2015: Stratified shear turbulence: Application to overflows and gravity currents
Robert Ecke - Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
Harrison 106 14:00-15:00
Monday 16 Mar 2015: Ellipsoidal vortices in rotating stratified fluids: beyond the quasi-geostrophic approximation
Yue-Kin Tsang - University of Exeter
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Monday 19 Jan 2015: The theory and applications of topological techniques to open magnetic flux ropes
Chris Prior - University of Durham
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Monday 12 Jan 2015: Dynamics and Thermodynamics effects on Cloud Feedbacks
Paolo Ceppi - University of Washington
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Thursday 08 Jan 2015: Interactions between near-inertial waves and mesoscale motion in the ocean
Jacques Vanneste - University of Edinburgh
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Monday 08 Dec 2014: Recent advances in sub-seasonal predictions
Gilbert Brunet - Met Office/ Environment Canada
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Monday 17 Nov 2014: The dynamical influence of eddy fluxes
Dr James Maddison - University of Edinburgh
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Monday 22 Sep 2014: Progress towards the geophysical regime in numerical models of the geodynamo (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Prof Andy Jackson - ETH
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Thursday 11 Sep 2014: Hall effect in Neutron Star Crusts (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Konstantinos Gourgouliatos - McGill University
H 170 15:00-16:00
Wednesday 10 Sep 2014: Advances on an asymptotic parallel-in-time method for highly oscillatory PDEs
Terry Haut - Los Alamos National Laboratory
H 170 14:00-15:00
Tuesday 08 Apr 2014: Planetary atmospheric circulation regimes in simplified GCMs---Building up the big picture (Taylor and Francis Sponsored).
Yixiong Wang - University of Oxford
H 170 14:00-15:00
Thursday 20 Mar 2014: The onset of thermal convection in a rectangular container
Prof Funakoshi - Kyoto University
Harrison 103 15:00-16:00
Monday 10 Mar 2014: A Critical View of Flare Energetics (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Hugh Hudson - University of Glasgow/ Berkeley
Harrison 101 15:00-16:00
Wednesday 05 Mar 2014: Baroclinic circulation regimes and heat transport- comparing laboratory and atmosphere-ocean models (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Prof Peter Read - University of Oxford
Harrison 170 12:00-13:00
Wednesday 26 Feb 2014: Inaugural Lecture - the challenge of exascale computing for weather and climate systems: the role of mathematics
Professor Beth Wingate - Mathematics, University of Exeter
Harrison LT 004 (and via video conference Peter Lanyon LT3, Penryn) 17:15-19:00
Monday 10 Feb 2014: The propagation of nonlinear waves over variable topography (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Prof Roger Grimshaw - University of Loughborough
Harrison 101 15:00-16:00
Monday 03 Feb 2014: Long-term trends in solar magnetism (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Matt Owens - University of Reading
Harrison 101 15:00-16:00
Thursday 16 Jan 2014: Vortex dynamics on surfaces of revolution (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Stefanella Boatto -
Harrison 101 15:00-16:00
Friday 15 Nov 2013: What Can Thermal Convection Teach Us about the Nature of Turbulence? (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Professor F. H. Busse -
Harrison 170 15:30-16:30
Monday 11 Nov 2013: Parallelisation of dynamically changing grids with a cluster-based approach and invasion
Martin Schreiber - Technical University Munich
Harrison 101 15:00-16:00
Monday 04 Nov 2013: Remarks on the regularity for the Navier-Stokes equations: self-similarity and criticality revisited (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Koji Ohkitani - University of Sheffield
Harrison 170 16:00-17:00
Thursday 24 Oct 2013: Critical layer and radiative instabilities in shallow water
Xavier Riedinger - University of Exeter
Harrison 101 15:00-16:00
Friday 06 Sep 2013: Topological Vorticity Dynamics and Magnetohydrodynamics (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Mini Conference - University of Exeter
Laver LT 6 09:00-17:00
Thursday 30 May 2013: Workshop: Rotational Fluid Dynamics for Planetary and Stellar Applications (Taylor and Francis Sponsored)
Various -
Harrison 170 09:30-14:00
Wednesday 29 May 2013: Workshop: Rotational Fluid Dynamics for Planetary and Stellar Applications (Taylor and Francis Sponsored)
Various -
Harrison 170 12:00-18:00
Tuesday 28 May 2013: CliMathNet seminar: Data assimilation and modelling the carbon cycle
Philip Aston and Sylvain Delahaies - University of Surrey
Harrison 209 16:00-17:00
Thursday 07 Mar 2013: Towards a new Scheme for Parametrization of Convection in an Atmospheric Dispersion Model
Dr Elena Meneguz - Met Office
Harrison 102 14:00-15:00
Monday 04 Mar 2013: Fluid dynamics seminar
Prof Xuesong Wu - Imperial College, London
LT04 15:00-16:00
Thursday 14 Feb 2013: Next generation weather and climate prediction models: progress under the Gung Ho project
Prof John Thuburn - University of Exeter
Harrison 102 14:00-15:00
Monday 11 Feb 2013: Are zero-Reynolds-number flows REALLY unique!? Some problems in curved pipe flows.
Jonathan Mestel - Imperial College London
LT 004 15:00-16:00
Monday 17 Dec 2012: Elliptical flow instability triggered by magnetic field
Prof. Konrad Bajer -
Harrison 209 12:00-13:00
Friday 02 Nov 2012: Colloquium: Numerical Tests of a New Theory for Magnetohydrodynamic Turbulence
Dr. Joanne Mason - University of Exeter
Newman F 12:00-13:00
Thursday 01 Nov 2012: Evidence for Lunar Tidal Signature in Records of Earth's Relative Paleointensity (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Prof Kieth Aldridge - York University, Canada
Harrison 101 14:00-15:00
Wednesday 30 May 2012: The Mechanism of Disc Disruption by a Magnetic Star (Taylor and Francis sponsored)
Dr Christopher Campbell - University of Newcastle
Physics, 4th floor 14:00-14:30
Wednesday 25 Jan 2012: Inspiring Science: Applications of Geometry and Topology
Professor Mitchell Berger - Lecturer in Mathematics
Harrison 004 17:30-18:45