By Prof Mark McGuinness A chemical processing company brought an interesting challenge to the European Study Group with Industry held last year at the University
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Lithium-ion batteries: A case study of mathematics and manufacturing
By Dr Iain Moyles Lithium-ion batteries are everywhere in our society. They power the things that entertain us (phones, computers), the things that transport us
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By Matthew Haynes When talking to tennis players and coaches they will readily tell you that increasing the tension of your strings will decrease the
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Dr Eberhard Mayerhofer Investing directly into an index such as the Nasdaq, S&P 500, or Russel 2000 is impractical for individual investors, as they would
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by Kevin Brosnan As I approach the end of my time as a PhD student I’ve started looking for the next career move and update
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Joseph O’Brien and Eoin Mooney A time series is an ordered sequence of values of a variable at equally spaced times. Some business metrics naturally
Read moreMathematics at the heart of driving innovation in Irish Smart Manufacturing Research Centre
ECMI Special Interest Groups (SIG) exist to promote collaborative research on specific topics in Mathematics for Industry within Europe. The Math for the Digital Factory
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By Niall McInerney Study groups with industry can be an intimidating environment for early stage researchers. The unstructured nature of solving a real world problem
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By Natalia Kopteva http://www.staff.ul.ie/natalia/ Being a theoretical numerical analyst, I’d like to think that our theoretical findings may be practical. After all, according to Ludwig
Read moreHappy St. Patricks Day – Part II
The second and final in the series describing the experiences of new researchers to Ireland comes from Laure Ngouanfo. I am Laure Ngouanfo, a research assistant
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