On Wednesday 22nd of July Dr Fabien Paillusson and Dr Matthew Booth presented their ongoing work on the logic of p value-based reasoning. After reminding that, strictly speaking, p value-based hypothesis rejection […]
Seminar on the logic of p value
Machine Learning in Physics meeting by the CPG
The IoP had an inaugural Physics in the Spotlight event from 21st-25th October 2019, celebrating the move to their new head quarters in King’s Cross with events organised by many groups together.…
Javier Díaz Brañas Awarded IoP CPG Thesis Prize
This year’s 2020 IoP CPG Thesis Prize has been awarded to Javier Díaz Brañas, University of Lincoln. Javier’s thesis, titled Computer Simulations of Block Copolymer Nanocomposite Systems, implemented efficient, parallel code to…
Article in Additive Manufacturing on residual molecular orientation in 3D-printed parts
Our article “Residual alignment and its effect on weld strength in material-extrusion 3D printing of polylactic acid” has now been published in Additive Manufacturing. This work is a collaboration between the Universities […]
Seminar on the Fermi-Pasta-Ulam-Tsingou problem and its recent developments
On the 24th of June Dr. Christodoulidi presented her recent results on the Fermi-Pasta-Ulam-Tsingou (FPUT) model, a Hamiltonian model composed of N weakly nonlinearly coupled harmonic oscillators. After introducing the FPUT model, […]
Review paper on the CP2K software project
A paper summarizing the capabilities and developments in the CP2K atomistic software suite has just been published in the Journal of Chemical Physics as the editor’s choice. Lincoln’s contribution was to the […]
Review Article in Progress in Additive Manufacturing
Our review article “Advances in modeling transport phenomena in material‑extrusion additive manufacturing” has now been published in Progress in Additive Manufacturing. This article was a collaboration between the University of Lincoln and […]
Materials and Molecular Modelling Exascale Design and Development Working Group
As part of the Excalibur Project (Exascale Computing: ALgorithms and Infrastructures Benefiting UK Research), the Materials Modelling community held their mini kick-off meeting on Monday May 11th. The working group is to […]
Using a hackathon to speed up research
Participating in hackathons such as the corona hack is an great way to speed-up research and establish new collaborations. Part of the MaPP team Bart Vorselaars even won the first prize by […]
Competitive PhD studentship available in the School of Mathematics and Physics
Originally posted on Theory of Complex Matter:
EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) Studentships The University of Lincoln has received funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences research Council to establish a Doctoral…
