On 28 May, more than 20 people from the Department of Physics participated in the Annual Gathering of the (SUPA), which was held in the Dalhousie building of the . This was a day full of enlightening talks and exciting discussions between researchers and industry-wide partners from across Scotland.
Talks and posters from Aberdeen attendees included:
- : Dynamical Traps in Toroidal Plasmas
- Scott Doyle: Toroidal Wave-Heated Electrothermal Plasma Propulsion
- Zhadyra Gani: From Water to Power: Green Hydrogen Generation via Plasma-Enhanced Electrolysis
- Sandip George: Embracing the chaos: The nonlinear dynamics of close binary stars
- Mohammad Mogri: Statistical properties of the Edward-Wilkinson model in networks
- Ignazio Pallocchini: Cryptography with chaos and symbolic dynamics
- Sidney Pauly: How to create faster numerical solvers through C extensions for python: show cased on Newton-Raphson powerflow
- Morgiane Richard: Student-Staff Partnership: An Example of Curriculum Co-Creation in Mathematics
- Nicolás Rubido: Small worldness favours network inference in synthetic neural networks
- Hexuan Zhao: Investigation of maximum brightness fluctuations and the O'Connell effect in over contact eclipsing binaries
