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All contributed talks will be 15 minutes long, followed by a 3-5 minute Q&A session. Speakers are welcome to present using their personal laptops, however we request that presentations are emailed in PowerPoint or PDF format to info@amp26.com as a back-up by Friday 26th of June.
Poster presenters should print their posters in size A0 or A1. However, if you already have a poster in a different size, feel free to reuse it.
Please find the conference schedule below including current room numbers.
The book of abstracts is here
Workshop Schedule
Workshop Schedule
Conference Schedule
Conference Schedule
See below for detailed schedule of Contributed Talk (CT) sessions
See abstracts here
DAY 1 - 01/07
DAY 1 - 01/07
CT Session 1A - 10:00-11:00 - MS.04
CT Session 1A - 10:00-11:00 - MS.04
10:00 - Reproducible Comparison of Strategies in Stochastic Modelling
10:00 - Reproducible Comparison of Strategies in Stochastic Modelling
Rob Sunnucks, University of Warwick
10:20 - Modelling tendon damage in a poroelastic framework
10:20 - Modelling tendon damage in a poroelastic framework
Zoe Godard, University of Oxford
10:40 - From individual thresholds to collective hysteresis: a mechanistic model of the dawn chorus
10:40 - From individual thresholds to collective hysteresis: a mechanistic model of the dawn chorus
Alex Kaye, University of Warwick
CT Session 1B - 10:00-11:00 - MS.05
CT Session 1B - 10:00-11:00 - MS.05
10:00 - Threshold Strategy for Time-inconsistent Optimal Stopping
10:00 - Threshold Strategy for Time-inconsistent Optimal Stopping
Yuze Li, University of Manchester
10:20 - Network Epidemiology
10:20 - Network Epidemiology
Luke Murray Kearney, University of Warwick
10:40 - Predictively Oriented Particle Gradient Descent
10:40 - Predictively Oriented Particle Gradient Descent
Luca Chadwick
CT Session 2A - 11:30-12:30 - MS.04
CT Session 2A - 11:30-12:30 - MS.04
11:30 - Interfacial patterns in non-Newtonian fluids
11:30 - Interfacial patterns in non-Newtonian fluids
Toby Cole, University of Warwick
11:50 - Mathematical Modeling To Understand the Treatment of Adrenal Insufficiency
11:50 - Mathematical Modeling To Understand the Treatment of Adrenal Insufficiency
Ariba Shakeel, University of Birmingham
12:10 - Identifying robust triggers for controlling epidemic waves in real-time
12:10 - Identifying robust triggers for controlling epidemic waves in real-time
Nathan Doyle, University of Warwick
CT Session 2B - 11:30-12:30 - MS.05
CT Session 2B - 11:30-12:30 - MS.05
11:30 - Mean-field imitation dynamics on fast assortative networks
11:30 - Mean-field imitation dynamics on fast assortative networks
Benedict Russell, University of Warwick
11:50 - Machine Learning Collision Models for Rarefied Hypersonic Flows
11:50 - Machine Learning Collision Models for Rarefied Hypersonic Flows
Nicholas Daultry Ball, University of Oxford
CT Session 3A - 14:30-15:30 - MS.04
CT Session 3A - 14:30-15:30 - MS.04
14:30 - Modelling Confined Surfactant Systems Out of Thermodynamic Equilibrium
14:30 - Modelling Confined Surfactant Systems Out of Thermodynamic Equilibrium
William Gillow, University of Oxford
14:50 - Non-stationary early warning signals for epidemic transitions
14:50 - Non-stationary early warning signals for epidemic transitions
Joshua Looker, University of Warwick
15:10 - Spontaneous dewetting of corrugated surfaces
15:10 - Spontaneous dewetting of corrugated surfaces
Saffron Cormican, University of Oxford
CT Session 3B - 14:30-15:30 - MS.05
CT Session 3B - 14:30-15:30 - MS.05
14:30 - Modelling Measles in England
14:30 - Modelling Measles in England
Fateen Yasir
14:50 - Statistical modeling of SOFR term structure
14:50 - Statistical modeling of SOFR term structure
Waleed Taoum, King's College London
15:10 - Robustness of the 2-Choices Dynamics to Node Failures
15:10 - Robustness of the 2-Choices Dynamics to Node Failures
Luke Meredith, University of Warwick
DAY 2 - 02/07
DAY 2 - 02/07
CT Session 4A - 10:00-11:00 - MS.04
CT Session 4A - 10:00-11:00 - MS.04
10:00 - Lost in Filtration: Particle Models in a Branched Channel Filter
10:00 - Lost in Filtration: Particle Models in a Branched Channel Filter
Torin Fastnedge, University of Oxford
10:20 - Optimal Vaccine Strategy in a Heterogeneous Population
10:20 - Optimal Vaccine Strategy in a Heterogeneous Population
Daniel Higgins, University of Warwick
10:40 - Fractal analysis of soot agglomerates
10:40 - Fractal analysis of soot agglomerates
Jonathan Hodgson, University of Birmingham
CT Session 4B - 10:00-11:00 - MS.05
CT Session 4B - 10:00-11:00 - MS.05
10:00 - Mildly Overparameterized ReLU Networks on Orthogonal Data: Incremental Learning and Implicit Bias
10:00 - Mildly Overparameterized ReLU Networks on Orthogonal Data: Incremental Learning and Implicit Bias
James Town, University of Warwick
10:20 - Multidimensional opinion dynamics: models and control
10:20 - Multidimensional opinion dynamics: models and control
Sasha Glendinning, University of Warwick
CT Session 5A - 11:30-12:30 - MS.04
CT Session 5A - 11:30-12:30 - MS.04
11:30 - The role of ducks in detecting Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in small-scale backyard poultry farms
11:30 - The role of ducks in detecting Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in small-scale backyard poultry farms
Steve Wu, University of Warwick
11:50 - Construction and simulation of a path-valued model of dendrite growth
11:50 - Construction and simulation of a path-valued model of dendrite growth
Andrew Nugent, University College London
CT Session 5B - 11:30-12:30 - MS.05
CT Session 5B - 11:30-12:30 - MS.05
11:30 - Risk-Sensitive Optimal Execution via Distributional Reinforcement Learning
11:30 - Risk-Sensitive Optimal Execution via Distributional Reinforcement Learning
Khai Nguyen, University of Manchester
11:50 - On the Efficiency of Tempering-based Samplers
11:50 - On the Efficiency of Tempering-based Samplers
Hugo Queniat, University of Warwick
12:10 - From local to global: The Game of Majority Inference
12:10 - From local to global: The Game of Majority Inference
Luisa Estrada, University of Warwick
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