Tijana Radivojevic at ESGI107

Bilbao, March 23, 2015
Tijana RADIVOJEVIC at ESGI107, University of Manchester, UK
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ESGI107 107th- European Study Group with Industry
March 23-27, University of Manchester
Tijana RADIVOJEVIC, Ph.D. Student- (FPU MECD 2012) in MSLMS-Modelling and Simulation in Life and Material Sciences Group
at BCAM, supervised by Prof. Elena AKHMATSKAYA and Prof. Enrico SCALAS, is participating at the 107th ESGI107 taking place
in the Alan Turing Building, home of the School of Mathematics at the University of Manchester, UK.
Since 1968, when the first edition was held in Oxford, ESGI gathers mathematicians and industrialists to work side by side to
identify and solve real problems that companies are facing today.
On the first day of the study group, representatives of the companies from diverse industries are presenting important problems
they are facing to and have a possibility to benefit from the insights gained through mathematical analysis of their problems. During
the following days mathematicians work jointly with the industrialists to brainstorm new ideas and potential practical solutions, which
are presented on the final day of the meeting. Each company will benefit from the work carried out by the participants, the
interaction with academics, and the written report on the problem.
Study groups have helped to facilitate excellent mathematical research and excellent improvements for industry.
More info at http://www.esgi.org.uk/
Tijana RADIVOJEVIC participa en ESGI107, University of Manchester, UK
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ESGI107 107th- European Study Group with Industry
March 23-27, University of Manchester
Tijana RADIVOJEVIC, Ph.D. Student- (FPU MECD 2012) del grupo MSLMS-Modelling and Simulation in Life and Material Sciences
en BCAM, supervisada por la Prof. Elena AKHMATSKAYA and Prof. Enrico SCALAS, participa el la edición 107 de ESGI-Grupo
Europeo de Estudio con la Industria que se lleva a cabo en el Edificio Alan Turing, hogar de lla Escuela de Matemáticas de la
Universidad de Manchester, Reino Unido.
Desde su primera edición en el 1968 en Oxford, ESGI reúne a matemáticos e industriales para trabajar codo con codo para
identificar y resolver problemas reales que las empresas enfrentan.
En el primer día de estudio en grupo, representantes de empresas de diversas industrias presentan problemas importantes a los
que se enfrentan y tienen la posibilidad de beneficiarse de los conocimientos adquiridos a través de un análisis matemático a sus
problemas. Durante los siguientes días, los matemáticos trabajan conjuntamente con los industriales para aportar nuevas ideas y
soluciones prácticas posibles, que se presentan en el último día de la reunión. Cada empresa se beneficiará de la labor llevada a
cabo por los participantes, la interacción con los matemáticos, y el informe escrito sobre el problema.
Los grupos de estudio han ayudado a facilitar la investigación de excelencia matemática y excelentes mejoras para la industria.
Más info: http://www.esgi.org.uk/

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