Andrew Carlotti

Name:	Andrew Carlotti
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Last login:	Fri Feb 07 03:46:46 +0000 2020

Public lists managed by Andrew Carlotti

• C.U. Ethics in Mathematics Society (CUEiMS)

Talks given by Andrew Carlotti

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• Ethics for the working mathematician, lecture 8: Looking into the future, what more can mathematicians do?
• Ethics for the working mathematician, lecture 7: Psychology 101: How to survive as a mathematician at work
• Ethics for the working mathematician, lecture 6: Understanding the behaviour of the mathematical community
• Ethics for the working mathematician, lecture 5: Regulation, accountability, and the law
• Ethics for the working mathematician, lecture 4: Fairness and impartiality in algorithms and AI
• Ethics for the working mathematician, lecture 3: Cryptography, surveillance and privacy
• Ethics for the working mathematician, lecture 2: Financial Mathematics and Modelling
• Ethics for the working mathematician, lecture 1: An introduction to ethics in mathematics and why it is important
• The role of materials science in sustainable development
• Present Chemistry
• The Legacy of Lord Rayleigh
• Where is my Nano-bot?
• Life Before Fertilisation
• Ultra-strong, light-weight conducting cables from carbon nanotubes
• The Sex Life of Quarks, Gluons and the Higgs Boson
• Ultracold Quantum Gases
• Gas Cylinder Vibration Characterisation
• Extremely Low Frequency meteor detection
• Quantum Optomechanics or The Science of Firmly Holding Stuff in Place with Light
• Insights into human brain development, evolution and disease from stem cell systems
• Predefined or Random? Investigating the site of daughter centriole formation on the mother centriole using live two-colour fluorescence microscopy.
• Ancient genome reveals continuity in East Asia over the last 9,000 years
• Optical super-resolution microscopy for bacterial spore coat structure determination
• Next-generation computer-memory technology: crossover between physics, chemistry, materials science and engineering
• Polyester-based synthetic information oligomers
• Mixing the Ocean
• Microfluidic techniques to study the biophysics of nanoscale processes
• Newton's Inheritance: Natural Science in Seventeenth-Century Trinity
• Trinity College Science Society Annual Symposium
• Mathematical models of cellular locomotion
• W.T. Tutte – Codebreaker and Mathematician
• A core brain system in human intelligence
• Maths, disease and the British landscape: informing UK government policy through epidemiological models
• Bubbles and Bangs - How gases get out of magma and what happens when they don't
• What quantum computers tell us about physics (even if no one ever builds one!)
• Sustainable synergic reagents: Meeting 21st century challenges for metalating carbon atoms
• Life at the Limits - Human Physiology at Extreme High Altitude
• Heavy mice and lighter things: how chemistry gives insight into how biological tissues work
• How do you know that water is H2O?
• Colossus: The Greatest Secret in the History of Computing
• Quantum Mechanics
• A hundred years of visualizing molecules