Newsletter 05. January – August 2023
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PHD Thesis
Elliptic problems: regularity of stable solutions and a nonlocal Weierstrass extremal field theory by Iñigo Urtiaga Erneta
Iñigo Urtiaga Erneta defended his PhD thesis Elliptic problems: regularity of stable solutions and a nonlocal Weierstrass extremal field theory on July 4, 2023. The thesis was produced within the UPC doctoral program on Applied Mathematics and his thesis advisor was Xavier Cabré. Currently, he is a Hill Assistant Professor at Rutgers University under the
PHD Thesis
Unstable motions in the Three Body Problem by Jaime Paradela Díaz
Jaime Paradela Díaz defended his PhD thesis Unstable motions in the Three Body Problem on June 30, 2023. The thesis was produced within the UPC doctoral program on Applied Mathematics and his advisors were Marcel Guàrdia and María Teresa Martínez-Seara. At present he is a Novikov Postdoc at the University of Maryland. His supervisor is
Research Highlights
Reducing the dynamics of a large interacting system, by Marina Vegué
(DMAT) Received June 20, 2023. The natural world is full of large systems of interacting units. A human brain, for example, contains around 86 billion (86 · 10^{9}) neurons whose activities evolve in time as a function of the activities of the neurons they are connected to. An ecosystem can also be regarded as an
Outreach
Enhancing STEM Learning: online solutions for Education, by Ramon Eixarch
Received June 2, 2023 The democratization of digital technology has been underway for some time now. In today’s world, it would be hard to understand human life without the influence of technology. Moreover, the pandemic has led to the rapid adoption of digital tools to enable various activities to continue remotely, such as virtual meetings,