2022 – 2023
The affiliation of external speakers is listed at the time they gave the seminar .
| DATE | SPEAKER | TITLE | ROOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| CANDLEMAS SEMESTER: JAN – May 2023 | |||
| 18/01 | No Seminar | ||
| 25/01 | Simon Daley-Yates (Astronomy Group, St Andrews) | Stellar Prominences and the Mass-Loss of Cool Stars | Theatre B |
| 01/02 | Tom Howson | How does the Sun’s atmosphere respond to heating driven by random foot point driving? | Theatre C (1:00pm) |
| 08/02 | David MacTaggart (Glasgow) | Magnetic helicity in multiply connected domains and the proof of Taylor’s conjecture | Theatre B |
| 15/02 | No Seminar | ||
| 22/02 | Staff Council Meeting | ||
| 01/03 | Vacation/Teaching Break | ||
| 08/03 | Harry Callingham | The effect of evaporation on Alfvén wave phase mixing in coronal loops | Theatre C (1:15pm) |
| 15/03 | Kate Mowbray | Particle Energisation in a 3D Collapsing Magnetic Trap Model With a Braking Jet | Theatre B |
| 22/03 | Rachel Davies | Alfvén-Fast Wave Coupling in a 2D Non-Uniform Medium | Theatre B |
| 25/03 | Lilli Nadol | Asymptotic Approximation for Magnetohydrostatic Equilibrium Solutions | Theatre B |
| 05/04 | David Dritschel (Vortex Dynamics Group) | Recent advances in the modelling of incompressible turbulent two and three-dimensional flows | Theatre C |
| 12/04 | George Chouliaras | Magnetic flux emergence: Effects of partial ionization | Theatre B |
| 19/04 | Sam Skirvin (KU Leuven) | Alfvénic motions arising from inclined wave drivers in coronal loops | Theatre B |
| 26/04 | Daria Sorokina (KU Leuven) | MHD modelling of helmet streamers and streamer waves | Theatre B |
| 28/04 (**Friday**) | Elisabeth Enerhaug | Identifying MHD Wave Modes in the Solar Atmosphere |
Theatre B (also Applied Mathematics Seminar) |
| 03/05 | Jonah Klowss | Investigating the contribution of magnetic helicity to the Solar Open flux | Theatre B |
| 10/05 | Sophie Boswell | Force-Free Collisionless Current Sheet Equilibria | Theatre B |
| 17/05 | No seminar | ||
| 24/05 | Anmol Kumar | Investigating Solar Wind Phenomena: Models, Observations and Acceleration Processes | Theatre B (1:00 pm) |
| 31/05 | Jack Reid | The coronal heating problem and (partial) solutions: self-consistent nanoflare heating | Theatre B |
| 07/06 | Ann Vaseekar | Quantifying the Importance of an L5 Magnetograph for Modelling the Global Solar Magnetic Field | Theatre B |
| MARTINMAS SEMESTER: SEP – DEC 2022 | |||
| 14/09 | No Seminar | ||
| 21/09 | No Seminar | ||
| 28/09 | Alan Hood | Coronal Heating at Null Points | Theatre C |
| 05/10 | Cosima Breu | Nonthermal broadening of coronal lines in a 3D MHD loop model | Theatre B (1:15pm) |
| 12/10 | Ineke De Moortel | (When) Can wave heating balance optically thin radiative losses in the corona? | Theatre A |
| 19/10 | No Seminar (Independent Learning Week) | ||
| 26/10 | Raheem Beg (Dundee) | Evolution, structure and topology of self-generated turbulent reconnection layers | Theatre C |
| 02/11 | Racquel Mäusle (TU Berlin) | Topology-driven three-dimensional magnetic reconnection | Online |
| 09/11 | Paolo Pagano (Palermo) | Modelling asymmetric nanojets in the solar corona | Theatre B |
| 16/11 | Tom Elsden | Some Problems in Magnetospheric Ultra Low Frequency Waves | Theatre B |
| 23/11 | Duncan Mackay | A Comparison of Global Magnetofrictional Simulations of the 2015 March 20 Solar Eclipse | Theatre B |
| 30/11 | No Seminar | ||
| 06/12 | No Seminar | ||