Mox Colloquia


Since 2024, the MOX COLLOQUIA seminars have been hosted by SpringerNature on the Springer Mathematics & Statistics webinar channel via the Cassyni platform, making them freely accessible to the scientific community.

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MOX Colloquia Scientific Committee: Paola F. Antonietti, Gabriele Ciaramella, Laura Sangalli.
MOX Colloquia Organizing Committee: Gabriele Ciaramella, Laura Sangalli.

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12 Dec 2019

Steven Niederer

Translating cardiac models into the clinic

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19 Nov 2019

Julius Guccione

Construction and Validation of Subject-Specific Biventricular Finite-Element Models of Healthy and Failing Swine Hearts From High-Resolution Diffusion Tensor MRI

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24 Oct 2019

Gernot Plank

Clinical Personalization of Computational Models of Total Heart Function

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03 Oct 2019

Rupert Klein

How Mathematics helps structuring climate discussions

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11 Jul 2019

Kent - Andre Mardal

Preconditioning of multiphysics problems with applications to the biomechanics of the brain

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13 Jun 2019

Stephan K. Matthai

Multiphase flow in heterogeneous geologic media

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30 May 2019

Piotr Smolarkiewicz

Semi-implicit finite-volume integrators for all-scale atmospheric dynamics

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09 May 2019

Jinchao Xu

Deep Learning, Finite Element and Multigrid Methods

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08 May 2019

Ronny Ramlau

Inverse Problems in Adaptive Optics

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04 Apr 2019

Alfio Borzì

On the modelling of particle and pedestrian motion with Fokker-Planck equations

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07 Mar 2019

Coralia Cartis

Optimization with expensive and uncertain data - challenges and improvements

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14 Feb 2019

Javier Bonet

Application of Polyconvexity and multivariable convexity of energy potentials in nonlinear solid mechanics

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31 Jan 2019

Francisco José Gaspar Lorenz

Poroelasticity: Discretizations and fast solvers based on geometric multigrid methods

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23 Jan 2019

Luc Giraud

Dealing with unreliable computing platforms at extreme scale