Last week I got a departmental teaching award. Yay teaching!

Two of my students showed up to my final last quarter with matching "I ❤️ Complex Analysis" shirts. That counts as a win in my book

This month's @londmathsoc.bsky.social newsletter contains a feature by one of the world's greates living scientists (me) and also work by Roger Penrose. I hope you enjoy :) www.lms.ac.uk/sites/defaul...

New interdisciplinary math+bio paper! Mouse liver assembloids model periportal architecture and biliary fibrosis. In vitro assembloids modelling the mouse liver periportal region were built to study processes causing scarring (cholestatic injury/biliary fibrosis) and the shape change this causes.

Speaking at NetSci2025 about our recent Learning on Graphs paper. We build up a theoretical and applied approach to use Hodge theory on graphs to study stochastic systems! arxiv.org/pdf/2409.07479 #NetSci2025

I posted about this paper this a while ago on another website, but figured I'd post it here now that I have a few followers. (Joint with @haharrington.bsky.social, Jacob Leygonie, @uzulim.bsky.social, and Louis Theran). arxiv.org/abs/2411.08201 1/10

Last week, I gave the Networks seminar here at Oxford on: 'Nonequilibrium steady-states: from diffusion to digraphs', talking about some of my recent work on discrete approximations of nonequilibrium diffusions. It is available online: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezep... :)

Ramon Nartallo-Kaluarachchi: Non-equilibrium steady-states, from diffusion to digraphs

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