Maths of Waves and Materials

Research group at the University of Manchester, School of Mathematics.

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Congratulations to our (already graduated) PhD student Cheuk-Him Yeung, lead author on our paper that appeared on the cover of JASA Express Letters this month!

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PROPAGATIONS

The June cover features "A three-dimensional active cloaking strategy for the Helmholtz equation that exploits the symmetry of the platonic solids." Read about the cover article and the June Editor's Picks!
https://t.co/qiNMatgsY9

@MWMmaths @ManUniMaths

[JASA Express Letters @ASA_JASAEL]

PROPAGATIONS

The June cover features "A three-dimensional active cloaking strategy for the Helmholtz equation that exploits the symmetry of the platonic solids." Read about the cover article and the June Editor's Picks!
https://t.co/qiNMatgsY9

@MWMmaths @ManUniMaths

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Anastasia Kisil contributing to the final session of #phononics2023

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Day 5, final day! And still going strong at #phononics2023 Thanks to all our delegates for their commitment to the conference!

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Osama Bilal is the #phononics2023 Young Investigator Award recipient, congratulations!

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@haberman_ut delivering the Plenary lecture on this morning’s Acoustic Metamaterials session #phononics2023

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Congratulations Pierre Deymier from @uarizona on being the recipient of the 2023 Bloch prize. Pierre is currently opening the Nonlinear Phononics session. #phononics2023

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Our very own William Parnell and @AssierRaphael also contributing to the Mathematics Underpinning Phononics session. #phononics2023

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It’s time for a session on Mathematics Underpinning Phononics. Prof. John Willis discussing wave properties of composites with random microgeometry! #phononics2023

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Sincere thanks to @trevor_cox for his wonderful talk this evening at #phononics2023 !

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Invited speaker @torrentmarti currently talking about Tailoring Bound States in the Continuum by Circular Clusters of Scatterers in the Phononic Metasurfaces session. #phononics2023

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#phononics2023 is looking forward to the evening talk by @trevor_cox this evening 5.15 drinks reception with the talk at 6. In MECD building A. University of Manchester.

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Xiulin Ruan from Purdue university kicking off the Wednesday Thermal Phonons session of #phononics2023. Together with Tianli Feng they are the recipients of the 2023 Brillouin Medal!

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Second day of #phononics2023. We’ve had three fantastic plenaries today from Assouar, Wegener and now from Laude.

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Guancong Ma from Hong Kong Baptist University is the recipient of the 2021 Phononics Young Investigator Award! He is currently opening the afternoon session on Phononic Crystals. #phononics2023

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Badreddine Assouar from the University of Lorraine in charge of the plenary talk in this morning’s Acoustic Metamaterials session. #phononics2023

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End of a hugely enjoyable first day of talks at #phononics2023 thanks to all our speakers and chairs for their fantastic contributions. Looking forward to tomorrow!

[Andrea Alu @andrea_alu]

It is a great pleasure to receive the 2021 Brillouin Medal for our work on nonreciprocal and topological acoustics at Phononics 2023 in UK. It is particularly exciting to share it with @dsounas and Romain, former group members and now successful professors!

[Mostafa Nouh @MostafaNouh_UB]

Metamaterials in the morning, @ManCity parade in the afternoon 🏟️🏆 #phononics2023 and @MWMmaths never disappoint!

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Next plenary at #phononics2023 in the applied phononics session. Nicole Kessissoglou from UNSW, Australia. Speaking about acoustic coatings for maritime applications.