Alzheimer's Disease Methods Discussion: A systematic review approach for investigating the impact of novel experimental anti-inflammatory treatments in dementia
Caitlin Low, Charlotte Malpass, and Alida Shibu
This research project took place at the newly established Windmill Hill Observatory (WHO) which houses a Meade 0.4 m LX200GPS telescope. The objective of his placement was to gain insight as an astronomer focusing on observational data analysis. This internship included a range of responsibilities like conducting observing nights, image processing, data analysis, documentation, web development and undertaking a coding project.
An evaluation of changing perceptions of Spanish youth regarding Gibraltar over time, as well as the United Kingdom more broadly
The Grothendieck-Witt Group of Local Rings
Using Multivariate Convolutional Neural Networks to Predict Future Electricity Grid Frequency
On The Properties of The Commuting Conjugacy Class Graph of The Symmetric Group
Finite Difference Methods in Aero-Acoustic
One major problem faced by engineers developing jet engines is adhering to stringent aircraft noise regulations. Engines need to be designed to minimise as much noise as possible. To solve such a problem, one cannot find the optimum conditions with pen and paper, and instead must produce computer simulations. Current techniques used in these problems can perform poorly for waves of rapidly varying amplitude (how loud the sound waves are). My research aims to find the optimum schemes while minimising the computational cost and preserving the correct amplitude for aerodynamically generated noise. This will involve a numerical technique called finite differences, which is used for solving partial differential equations modelling the flow of the sound waves.