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Since the discovery of the Unruh effect in the 1970s using quantum detectors, efforts have been dedicated to the study of these detectors in curved spacetime because their response encodes information about fluctuations of the vacuum state of a field and, hence, of its underlying spacetime.

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UWaterloo PhD candidate in Applied Mathematics Ala' Alalabi defends the thesis of Controller and Observer Design for Partial Differential-Algebraic Equations

UWaterloo PhD candidate in Applied Mathematics Hank Chen defends the thesis of Hopf 2-Algebras: Homotopy Higher Symmetries in Physics

UWaterloo PhD candidate in Applied Mathematics Stephanie Abo defends the thesis of Multiscale Modelling of Biological Rhythms and Systems.