Math4MP: Mathematical approaches for multidisciplinary projects

This activity aims to foster the collaboration among students, academic staff in Mathematics and other disciplines, within the EELISA alliance and possibly interested external agents, by means of the realization of multidisciplinary projects. It is meant to be a continuation of the Math4SDG project, carried out within the framework of the 1st EELISA Joint call. In a first phase of this new activity, mixed groups formed by students in Mathematics, or closely related degrees, and other different disciplines will develop a project under the supervision of faculty members of the involved Universities, or an external agent. Examples of possible collaborations are:

• Mathematical models in population dynamics and/or epidemiology, with a biotechnology perspective
• Mathematical models in civil engineering, with applications to dams
• Interplay between different areas of mathematics
• Mathematical approaches to Sustainable Development Goals

If you are a student, or a researcher/professor, or an external agent interested in participating, please contact the coordinator of the activity, Andrea Tellini ( andrea.tellini@upm.es )   During the spring of 2024 students from different degrees have worked in groups to show how Mathematics can be used to shed light on problems related to other disciplines and how, in turn, these disciplines can also boost the development of new mathematical tools.

In the Final Presentations event, June, 14th, 2024, the groups will present their work. The attendants students, upon registration, will receive an EELISA Badge for their participation in this event.

Registration (free but mandatory)

Please fill in the following form https://forms.gle/iW6JLRncVmQX9EXT9

The event will be hybrid:

In person at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid E.T.S. de Ingeniería y Diseño Industrial Ronda de Valencia 3, 28012 Madrid Sala Azul (Blue room, floor -1).

Presentations will also be broadcasted online on

https://upm.zoom.us/j/86128652376

Schedule

10:00-10:15

Opening

 

10:15-10:45

Maite Benlloch, Ángel De Lucas, Rafael Pascual (UPM) Eutrophication of Lakes: Insights from a Case Study

10:45-11:15

Ahmet Turan Akçay, Enes Ladin Öncül (ITU) V2G Technology for Peak Shaving and Profitability using constrained Optimization Techniques

11:15-11:45

Marcos Cabellos, Laura Cano, Yan Wang (UPM) Superweeds: spatiotemporal modeling of the expansion of glyphosate resistance alleles

11:45-12:00	Break
12:00-12:30	Israel López, Helena Uyá (UPM) Modelling and Simulation of Piano Strings
12:30-13:00	Roque Lizasoain, Raúl Ortega, Noé Rico (UPM) Parasitism models

Contact person and information Andrea Tellini (andrea.tellini@upm.es) – Coordinator of the project Math4MP