International Practitioner Lecture Explores Mathematical Models in Geophysics and Astrophysics

On Saturday, October 26, 2024, the Department of Mathematics at FMIPA UNS hosted an insightful International Practitioner Lecture featuring Christina Dwi Riyanti, Ph.D., a Senior Software Design Engineer at SRON, Netherlands Institute for Space Research. The lecture, titled “Unlocking the Mysteries of Earth and Space: Mathematical Models in Geophysics and Astrophysics,” attracted an enthusiastic audience of more than 300 participants, including students, faculty members, and researchers.

Dr. Christina Dwi Riyanti shared her expertise on the application of mathematical models in the fields of geophysics and astrophysics, focusing on how these models help decode complex phenomena related to Earth and space sciences. Her insights offered participants a deeper understanding of the pivotal role that mathematics plays in space research, as well as its interdisciplinary applications in real-world challenges.

This lecture provided a unique opportunity for students, academics, and professionals to gain insights into the application of advanced mathematical models in understanding phenomena in geophysics and astrophysics. Dr. Riyanti, an expert in her field, captivated the audience with her presentation, covering complex topics such as satellite data analysis. Her work at SRON, the Netherlands’ leading space research center, provided real-world context to the mathematical techniques she discussed, making the lecture highly relevant and informative for both theoretical and applied mathematicians.

The Department of Mathematics at FMIPA UNS is committed to bringing valuable learning experiences to its students, fostering a deeper understanding of mathematics’ role in solving global challenges. The success of this lecture exemplifies the university’s dedication to enhancing academic enrichment through international collaborations and expert-led sessions.