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09:00 Ofb Workshop Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
10:00 Welcome and Introduction Maha Kaouri (Isaac Newton Institute) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
10:10 Outline and Summary of INI Research Programme Gennady El (Northumbria University), Antonio Moro (Northumbria University) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
10:25 On a Method to Predict Extreme Events Peter Janssen (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
10:30 Random walks, self-reinforcement and neurons Daniel Han, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK Computational Neuroscience
10:55 Broad community development of the Unified Forecast System, using the WAVEWATCH III™ wind model as an example Henrik Tolman (National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
11:45 Global High Resolution Modelling of Ocean and Climate Joel Hirschi (National Oceanography Centre, Southampton) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
12:00 The measure of friendship: cross-cultural perspectives Daniel Hruschka CRASSH Illuminating Friendship
12:15 Two Important Roles for AI in Weather/Climate Prediction Tim Palmer (University of Oxford) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
13:00 Milner Seminar Series - November 2022 Camilla Fairbairn, bit.bio Milner Seminar Series
13:00 Re-enacting past experiments: how and why Hasok Chang (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) Cabinet of Natural History
13:00 Where do black holes in binaries come from? Biographies of the stellar graveyard Isobel Romero-Shaw - University of Cambridge Cosmology Lunch
13:00 Optimizing scalar transport using branching flows Anuj Kumar, University of California Santa Cruz Quantitative Climate and Environmental Science Seminars
13:45 Machine Learning and Weather Forecasting, a Marriage of Pragmatism? Matthew Chantry (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
14:00 On the Existence and Regularity for the Stationary Linearized Boltzmann Equation in a Small Domain I-Kun Chen (NTU) Geometric Analysis & Partial Differential Equations seminar
14:00 TALK POSTPONED Francesca Buffa Seminars on Quantitative Biology @ CRUK Cambridge Institute
14:00 Probing the Origin of Black Hole Binary Mergers with Gravitational Wave Modulations Johan Samsing, Niels Bohr International Academy DAMTP Astrophysics Seminars
14:15 A Crossroad between Statistical Mechanics, PDE-Theory, Neural Networks and Machine Learning Adriano Barra (Università del Salento) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
14:30 Cell extrusion—an exciting start to the end of life Jody Rosenblatt, King's College London Morphogenesis Seminar Series
14:45 A statistical-mechanic approach to machine learning towards XAI Elena Agliari (University of Rome La Sapienza) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
15:35 Unconventional Computing by Cnoidal Waves Collision Giulia Marcucci (Apoha Ltd) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
16:00 Mixing apples and oranges: Integrating Bayesian confirmation and classification algorithms to combine incompatible, high dimensional data Dr. Daniella Vos Computational and Digital Archaeology Lab (CDAL)
16:00 Mixing apples and oranges: Integrating Bayesian confirmation and classification algorithms to combine incompatible, high dimensional data Dr. Daniella Vos, University of Groningen Computational and Digital Archaeology Lab (CDAL)
16:05 Discussion and Questions Pavel Lushnikov (University of New Mexico) Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
16:30 Networking Reception Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
17:30 Finish Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
18:00 Controlling the cell cycle: A new model Sir Paul Nurse SciSoc – Cambridge University Scientific Society
18:30 Banks, Bunkers, and Backup: Securing Crop Diversity from the Cold War through the Internet Age Professor Helen Anne Curry, Kranzberg Professor of the History of Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Cambridge Philosophical Society

📅 Talks on Monday, 24 October 2022

09:00

Ofb Workshop

👤 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

10:00

Welcome and Introduction

👤 Maha Kaouri (Isaac Newton Institute) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

10:10

Outline and Summary of INI Research Programme

👤 Gennady El (Northumbria University), Antonio Moro (Northumbria University) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

10:25

On a Method to Predict Extreme Events

👤 Peter Janssen (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

10:30

Random walks, self-reinforcement and neurons

👤 Daniel Han, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK 📚 Computational Neuroscience 📍 Cambridge University Engineering Department, CBL, BE-438

10:55

Broad community development of the Unified Forecast System, using the WAVEWATCH III™ wind model as an example

👤 Henrik Tolman (National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

11:45

Global High Resolution Modelling of Ocean and Climate

👤 Joel Hirschi (National Oceanography Centre, Southampton) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

12:00

The measure of friendship: cross-cultural perspectives

👤 Daniel Hruschka 📚 CRASSH Illuminating Friendship 📍 Board Room, Faculty of Philosophy

12:15

Two Important Roles for AI in Weather/Climate Prediction

👤 Tim Palmer (University of Oxford) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

13:00

Milner Seminar Series - November 2022

👤 Camilla Fairbairn, bit.bio 📚 Milner Seminar Series 📍 Hybrid event - in person at the Lecture Theatre, Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre and online (Zoom)

13:00

Re-enacting past experiments: how and why

👤 Hasok Chang (Department of History and Philosophy of Science) 📚 Cabinet of Natural History 📍 Seminar Room 2, Department of History and Philosophy of Science

13:00

Where do black holes in binaries come from? Biographies of the stellar graveyard

👤 Isobel Romero-Shaw - University of Cambridge 📚 Cosmology Lunch 📍 CMS, Pav. B, CTC Common Room (B1.19) [Potter Room]

13:00

Optimizing scalar transport using branching flows

👤 Anuj Kumar, University of California Santa Cruz 📚 Quantitative Climate and Environmental Science Seminars 📍 MR5, CMS

13:45

Machine Learning and Weather Forecasting, a Marriage of Pragmatism?

👤 Matthew Chantry (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

14:00

On the Existence and Regularity for the Stationary Linearized Boltzmann Equation in a Small Domain

👤 I-Kun Chen (NTU) 📚 Geometric Analysis & Partial Differential Equations seminar 📍 CMS, MR13

14:00

TALK POSTPONED

👤 Francesca Buffa 📚 Seminars on Quantitative Biology @ CRUK Cambridge Institute 📍 CRUK CI Lecture Theatre

14:00

Probing the Origin of Black Hole Binary Mergers with Gravitational Wave Modulations

👤 Johan Samsing, Niels Bohr International Academy 📚 DAMTP Astrophysics Seminars 📍 In Person MR14 + Online

14:15

A Crossroad between Statistical Mechanics, PDE-Theory, Neural Networks and Machine Learning

👤 Adriano Barra (Università del Salento) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

14:30

Cell extrusion—an exciting start to the end of life

👤 Jody Rosenblatt, King's College London 📚 Morphogenesis Seminar Series 📍 Online

14:45

A statistical-mechanic approach to machine learning towards XAI

👤 Elena Agliari (University of Rome La Sapienza) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

15:35

Unconventional Computing by Cnoidal Waves Collision

👤 Giulia Marcucci (Apoha Ltd) 📚 Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series 📍 Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute

16:00

Mixing apples and oranges: Integrating Bayesian confirmation and classification algorithms to combine incompatible, high dimensional data

👤 Dr. Daniella Vos 📚 Computational and Digital Archaeology Lab (CDAL) 📍 McDonald Institute Seminar Room, Department of Archaeology, Downing Site

16:00

Mixing apples and oranges: Integrating Bayesian confirmation and classification algorithms to combine incompatible, high dimensional data

👤 Dr. Daniella Vos, University of Groningen 📚 Computational and Digital Archaeology Lab (CDAL) 📍 McDonald Institute Seminar Room, Department of Archaeology, Downing Site

16:05

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📅 Talks on Monday, 24 October 2022

Ofb Workshop

Welcome and Introduction

Outline and Summary of INI Research Programme

On a Method to Predict Extreme Events

Random walks, self-reinforcement and neurons

Broad community development of the Unified Forecast System, using the WAVEWATCH III™ wind model as an example

Global High Resolution Modelling of Ocean and Climate

The measure of friendship: cross-cultural perspectives

Two Important Roles for AI in Weather/Climate Prediction

Milner Seminar Series - November 2022

Re-enacting past experiments: how and why

Where do black holes in binaries come from? Biographies of the stellar graveyard

Optimizing scalar transport using branching flows

Machine Learning and Weather Forecasting, a Marriage of Pragmatism?

On the Existence and Regularity for the Stationary Linearized Boltzmann Equation in a Small Domain

TALK POSTPONED

Probing the Origin of Black Hole Binary Mergers with Gravitational Wave Modulations

A Crossroad between Statistical Mechanics, PDE-Theory, Neural Networks and Machine Learning

Cell extrusion—an exciting start to the end of life

A statistical-mechanic approach to machine learning towards XAI

Unconventional Computing by Cnoidal Waves Collision

Mixing apples and oranges: Integrating Bayesian confirmation and classification algorithms to combine incompatible, high dimensional data

Mixing apples and oranges: Integrating Bayesian confirmation and classification algorithms to combine incompatible, high dimensional data

Discussion and Questions

Networking Reception

Finish

Controlling the cell cycle: A new model

Banks, Bunkers, and Backup: Securing Crop Diversity from the Cold War through the Internet Age