BAMC 2024

The British Applied Mathematics Colloquium (BAMC) is the largest applied mathematics conference in the UK bringing together students, academics and industry professionals to discuss recent advances within the field.

In 2024, BAMC will be held at Newcastle University from Tuesday April 9th to Thursday April 11th 2024 in the Frederick Douglass centre. 

We will host an icebreaker event in the evening of Monday 8th April for Early Career Mathematicians (ECM) sponsored by the ECM Committee of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA). For more details and to register for the icebreaker, follow the link: https://ima.org.uk/23413/bamc-icebreaker-event-2024/

The public lecture will be given by Julia Gog (University of Cambridge) on "From maths to policy: a COVID-19 story".

Confirmed Plenary Speakers

  • Emmanuel Dormy (CNRS, ENS Paris) - Rapidly rotating magnetohydrodynamic flows and the geodynamo
  • Bérengère Dubrulle (CNRS, Universite Paris-Saclay) - Revisiting the link between turbulence to sound generation 70 years after Lighthill
  • Tannie Liverpool (University of Bristol) - The mathematics and physics of wound healing
  • Nigel Mottram (University of Glasgow) - Controlling flow through viscosity manipulation
  • Silke Weinfurtner (University of Nottingham)

Prize winners

Congratulations to the student presentation prize winners:

Posters:

  • Laura Pinkney (University of Leeds) Pattern formation driven by three-wave interactions with two critical wavenumbers 
  • Luci Mullen (Durham University) Modelling Epithelial Ridge and Sweat Gland Formation 

Talks:

  • Molly Brennan (UCL) An asymptotic upscaling of transport through the bacterial membrane
  • Sonia Dari (University of Nottingham) Modelling the regulation of chronic wounds by tissue inhibitors of matrix metalloproteinase
  • Iolo Jones (Durham University) Diffusion Geometry for Data Analysis
  • Rosie Evans (University of Birmingham) How to be an Ally: a collaborative definition of allyship in STEM

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Organising committee

  • Magda Carr (Chair)
  • Andrew Baggaley
  • Paul Bushby
  • Matthew Crowe
  • Otti Croze
  • Ryan Doran
  • Céline Guervilly
  • Graeme Sarson
  • David Swailes
  • Yue-Kin Tsang
  • Laura Wadkin
  • Toby Wood

Contact: Magda.Carr@newcastle.ac.uk

The meeting is supported by funding from the London Mathematical Society, the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, Cambridge University Press, the Royal Society Publishing, the American Mathematical Society, MDPI, and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (UKIE section).