13th International Conference on Nonlinear Mathematics and Physics | NoLineal 2023

Session: DS, PDEs & applications

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Session: Biology

I studied Physics for my Bachelor degree and went on to earn a PhD in Physics (November 2000). Upon obtention of my PhD degree, I moved to Oxford where I took up a postdoc position at the Centre for Mathematical Biology, Mathematical Institute, where I started my research in modelling tumour growth working with Helen Byrne (Nottingham) and Philip Maini (Oxford), a subject that I still pursue. After three years in Oxford (from January 2001 to December 2003), I moved to London as a postdoc at the Bioinformatics Unit, University College London, with Karen Page (now in the Mathematics Department). There I worked in modelling tumour dormancy and the dynamics of cell surface receptors. In December 2006, after a short stay in Madrid, I joined the programme Complexity and Networks, lead by Henrik Jensen, at Imperial College, London as a postdoc to work in evolutionary processes under epigenetic regulation. In December 2009, I joined the Mathematical Biology group in the Basque Centre for Applied Mathematics (BCAM) as a BCAM researcher and Group Leader.

As of November 2010, I work at the Centre de Recerca Matematica (Bellaterra, Barcelona) where I lead the Computational & Mathematical Biology group.

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Session: Chemistry

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Session: Machine learning

El profesor Javier Borondo es Doctor en Sistemas Complejos y profesor de la asignatura Introduction to Business Analytics. Durante su carrera ha acumulado una amplia experiencia en proyectos relacionados con el Big Data y la Ciencia de Datos. Así, ha desplegado proyectos pioneros en España en los sectores de banca, telecomunicaciones y seguros. Javier hizo dos estancias de investigación en el MIT Media Lab. Allí su investigación se centró en analizar y visualizar una gran cantidad de datos para transformarlos en historias que nos ayudan a entender la sociedad y economía actuales. Es también el fundador de AGrowingData. La compañía introduce el Big Data en el sector agroalimentario, y CTO de Dyvare, donde desarrolla soluciones de Real Estate basadas en la tecnología blockchain.

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Session: Numerical Dynamical Systems

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Session: Applications

Tras realizar la licenciatura en la Universidad de Málaga (1987-92) me trasladé a París, donde obtuve el D.E.A. de Análisis Numérico por la Universidad P. et M. Curie (Paris VI). Realicé mi tesis doctoral en el INRIA (Rocquencourt) bajo la dirección de F. Hetch y Carlos Parés sobre la generación y adaptación de mallados y estimaciones de error a posteriori para problemas elípticos para el método de elementos finitos. Desde 1996 he ocupado diversos puestos docentes en la Universidad de Málaga, obteniendo la plaza de Catedrático de Universidad en el año 2020. En estos años he pertenecido al grupo EDANYA (Ecuaciones Diferenciales Análisis Numérico y Aplicaciones), que es actualmente un grupo de referencia en análisis numérico a nivel nacional e internacional. En este contexto he dirigido 10 tesis doctorales (5 en los últimos 5 años), diversos trabajos de DEA, de fin de master, fin de carrera y grado. He publicado 95 artículos recogidos en revistas del JCR, de los cuales  más del 80% están situados en el primer cuartil. Actualmente soy IP de tres proyectos de investigación, uno de ellos correspondiente a la convocatoria de retos del plan nacional, dos de convocatorias de proyectos de investigación de la Junta de Andalucía.  Participo como investigador en dos proyectos europeos de las convocatorias H2020. Finalmente he sido el investigador responsable de varios contratos de transferencia con la National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), USA y miembro del equipo de investigación en contratos con el Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), Italia.

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Session: Dynamical Systems

I am a member of the UPC Dynamical Systems Group and the DANCE network.

I am a member of the Editorial Board of several Journals: Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems, Gaceta de la RSME, Journal of Nonlinear Science, Journal of Differential Equations, Qualitative Theory of Dynamical Systems.

I am/was involved in organizing several events: the CRM Research Program SIMS08, the AIMS Conferences, the first Iberian Mathematical Meeting, the Carles Simó Fest, the DANCE meetings Ddays, the Spanish meetings Nolineal, the DANCE Winter Schools RTNS, the Workshops of Interaction between Dynamical Systems and PDE JISD, as well as other events of our group.

I have been Invited speaker in a number of conferences, like the 6th European Congress of Mathematics, Krakow, 2012, SIAM DSPDES’s, Barcelona, 2010, etc.

I am currently a member of the Laboratory of Geometry and Dynamical Systems at UPC-EPSEB.

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Session: Astrodynamics

Dr. Fantino graduated in Astronomy and earned a PhD in Space Sciences and Space Technologies from the University of Padua in Italy. She held several positions both in industry and in academia, specialising in space mission analysis, space geodesy, space astrometry, celestial mechanics and astrodynamics and partecipating in several projects of the Italian Space Agency and the European Space Agency. After holding prestigious post-doctoral positions in Italy and Spain, she served as a lecturer and later as an associate professor in the School of Aeronautical Engineering of the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. Dr. Fantino joined the Aerospace Engineering Department of Khalifa University in 2017. Since then, she has played a leading role in developing the space technologies curriculum of the Department. As of 2022, Dr. Fantino has advised more than 40 students at undergraduate and graduate level both locally and internationally, and has mentored many junior colleagues and research staff. Her research is supported by Khalifa University’s grants and research centers (KUSTIC, KU-SPSC) and by several international collaborations. Dr. Fantino has published 40+ top-tier journal articles and 70+ conference contributions. She serves in the Astrodynamics Technical Committee of the International Astronautical Federation, she is a member of the Space Dynamics Group of the Technical University of Madrid and an appreciated reviewer for the majority of the leading peer-reviewed international journals of her field. Dr. Fantino holds a well-established network of international collaborations and participates in several cutting-edge research projects. She has founded the Astrodynamics research group of Khalifa University and has been leading it since 2017.

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Session: Numerical Dynamical Systems

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