The Junior Applied Mathematics Seminar (JAMS) is a forum for early-career researchers to share applied mathematics in an accessible and informal setting at the Mathematical Institute.

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03Nov 2026

Modelling the loss of cell cycle synchrony in embryo development

Ben Stephens · Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford

12:30–13:00 · C3, Mathematical Institute

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20Oct 2026

Solving a sequence of eigenvalue problems using snapshot and row subsampling

Francesco Hrobat · Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford

12:30–13:00 · L5, Mathematical Institute

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03Nov 2026

Modelling the loss of cell cycle synchrony in embryo development

Ben Stephens · Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford

12:30–13:00 · C3, Mathematical Institute

17Nov 2026

Modelling brain clearance across scales

Lucie Wintrová · Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague

12:30–13:00 · C3, Mathematical Institute

01Dec 2026

Experimentally informed Modelling of Graphite Hysteresis for Lithium Ion Batteries

Emmanuelle Hagopian · Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford

12:30–13:00 · C3, Mathematical Institute

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20Oct 2026

Solving a sequence of eigenvalue problems using snapshot and row subsampling

Francesco Hrobat · Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford

12:30–13:00 · L5, Mathematical Institute

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