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Photographic evidence of some of the group's activitiesJonathan Waters passes his PhD VivaCongratulations!!! (28 November 2019) David Cortes passes his PhD Viva
Congratulations - Dr David was examined by Marcus Newton and Guido Meier on 12 September 2017. Mark Vousden passes his PhD Viva
Congratulations to Dr Mark, who was examined by Richard Evans and Denis Kramer on 25 May 2017. Best Poster price for computational skyrmionics
Less than 12 months after the last best poster prize, Marijan wins another one for new work on computational skyrmionics, carried out using Jupyter Notebook, Matplotlib, FEniCS and Southampton's Finmag code. Poster (pdf) and associated pre-print (arxiv) are available online. Welcoming Gary and Emma, and last coding sprint in room 5041
The last coding sprint in room 176/5041; from next week onwards we'll be in 176/5003. A big welcome to Emma and Gary who join the team this year. Max Albert passes his PhD Viva
Congratulations to Dr Max (visible on the photograph with his examiners Prof Dieter Suess from Vienna and Prof Kees de Groot, and himself). (Jul 2016) Marijan Beg passes his PhD Viva -- new Pokemon discovered
Congratulations to Dr Marijan Beg passing his PhD viva. Thanks to Prof Jim Miles from Manchester and Denis Kramer from Southampton acting as examiners. During the evening celebrations, a new type of #PokemonGo creature has been discovered: the Skyrmini. It likes to appear in pairs (see picture above). (Jul 2016) Poster prize at international conference in San Diego
EPSRC-funded PhD student Marijan Beg wins a poster prize at the International conference for Magnetism and Magnetic Materials in San Diego (January 2016) with his work on computational modelling of skyrmionic systems. The software used has been developed jointly within the group over several years. The work is summarised here. Thomas Kluyver - locally known as Mr Jupyter - arrives in Southampton
A big welcome to Dr Thomas Kluyver who joins us from the Jupyter team in Berkeley and will push Jupyter and its integration and use in computational science and engineering from Southampton. The penguin is his new mascot and called Victoria. (Dec 2015) Dmitri Chernyshenko passing his PhD Viva
Thank you Thomas Schrefl and Ian Hawke for examining the work, and congratulations Dr Dmitri :) (Dec 2015). Prof Peter Metaxas visiting Southampton
A great pleasure to have Pete Metaxas giving a seminar and working with us this week (Nov 2015). Dr Weiwei Wang passes his PhD viva
Weiwei Wang (bottom left) passes his PhD Viva - a great please to have Bob Stamps (top left) visiting Southampton from Glasgow for the day. ICCS 2015 in Singapore
Marijan Beg discussion Skyrmions with Xichao Zhang at the International Conference on Computational Science in January 2015, after giving his invited talk on Skyrmion stability. MMM 2014 in Honolulu
Dmitri Chernyshenko, Max Albert and Marijan talk given talks at the international conference on magnetism and magnetic materials 2014 in Honolulu. Bottom Right: Max, Marijan, Hans and Weiwei at reception outside. 
General impressions from an exciting international meeting on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials in Oahu, November 2014. Coding sprints 2014
Every two weeks, the whole group spends a day extreme programming in the same room. Sounds geeky, but turns out to be very effective and actually very enjoyable. Picture is taken after 8 hours of work - what a happy bunch given it was a Friday afternoon. Multiscale modelling symposium
Hans is presenting Southampton's work at a multi-scale modelling workshop in Mainz, Germany (2014). Boldrewood campus 2014
Computational Engineering moves to the new Boldrewood Campus complex into a brandnew building overlooking the Southampton common. MMM 2013
Attending the Magnetism and Magnetic Materials conference November 2013 in Denver Colorada (US). Top left: the beautiful Denver downtown area next to the conference, Top right: Marijan Beg presenting his simulation results on Skyrmions in confined geometries. Bottom: Max Albert networking (left), and a lively discussions during his poster session (right). 10 Tbit/inch^2 workshop Singapore 2012
Hans Fangohr presenting at the 10 Tbit/inch^2 work shop organised by A*STAR's Data Storage Institute in Singapore in the Fusionopolis complex (June 2012) PhD viva Andreas Knittel 2011
Dr Andreas Knittel has just passed his PhD Viva -- Congratulations. And is showcasing his farewell present. (July 2011) PhD viva Matteo Franchin 2010
Prof Thomas Schrefl and Dr Ian Hawke have just examined Dr Matteo Franchin's PhD thesis (Jan 2010). CMMP 2009
Matteo Franchin and Dieter Suess discussing finite element micromagnetic modelling at the Condensed Matter and Materials Physics conference 2009 in Warwick (December 2009) CMMP 2008
Networking at the Condensed Matter and Materials Physics conference 2008 in London (March 2008) PhD viva Juergen Zimmermann
Jurgen Zimmermann's PhD celebration (Dec 2007) MMM Tampa 2007
Networking with Guido Meier and Benjamin Kruger from University of Hamburg at the MMM2007 in Tampa, US (Nov 2007) MMM Anaheim, Los Angeles 2004
The Blues Brothers, attending MMM2004 in Anaheim by Los Angeles (Jan 2004) 
Richard strolling across Venice Beach, LA, before returning to Southampton (Jan 2004). |
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