MIF Series

Past Talks: 2021/22 Session

Date Speaker Title
29 Oct 2021
Steff Farley

Loughborough University Mathematical Sciences
Quantitative Data Integration with Computational Models of Dewetting Processes.
12 Nov 2021
Vitaly Kurlin

MIF
Continuous metrics on isometry classes of 2-dimensional lattices.
26 Nov 2021
Andreas Alpers

Mathematical Sciences
Tomographic Imaging of Crystalline Structures: Mathematics & Materials Science.
10 Dec 2021
Vitaly Kurlin

MIF
Visual maps of the isometry space of 3-dimensional lattices.
14 Jan 2022
Michael White

University of Manchester
Digital Fingerprinting of Microstructures.
28 Jan 2022
Vitaly Kurlin

MIF
Geographic-style maps of crystal lattices from the Cambridge Structural Database.
04 Mar 2022
James Darby

University of Cambridge
Compressing local atomic neighbourhood descriptors.
11 Mar 2022
Vitaly Kurlin

MIF
Continuous metrics and chiral distances for 2-dimensional lattices.
25 Mar 2022
[open table]

A discussion of equivalences and invariants of periodic crystals.
01 Apr 2022
[open table]

A discussion of continuous invariants and metrics on crystals.
08 Apr 2022
Larry Andrews

Ronon Institute, USA
Comparing crystal lattices.
26 Apr 2022
Vitaly Kurlin

MIF
The Crystal Isometry Principle.
29 Apr 2022
Gregory McColm

University of South Florida, US
Using Symmetry-Based Equivalence Relations in Classifying Crystallographic Structures
06 May 2022
Emre S. Tasci

Hacettepe University, Turkey
Using Group Theory to Relate and Compare Structures.
13 May 2022
James Cumby

University of Edinburgh
Encoding chemical similarity using pairwise distances.
20 May 2022
Cyril Cayron

EPFL, Switzerland
A method to reduce N-dimensional lattices and solve N-dimensional B�zout's identities.
26 May 2022
Ryoko Tomiyasu

Kyushu University, Japan
Reduction theory for determining the Bravais type of unit-cell parameters containing observation errors.
10 Jun 2022
Jan Rohlíček

Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences
CrystalCMP : automatic comparison of molecular structures.
17 Jun 2022
Michele Ceriotti

EPFL, Switzerland
A unified theory of atom cloud representations for machine learning.

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