News and Events

To be held at the University of Sydney on 1–2 December 2022.

See www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/integrable/ for further information.

SMRI Has announced that there are 14 successful applicants in the SMRI International Visitor Program round which closed in February 2022, as well as 3 successful applicants in the rolling SMRI Ukrainian Visitor Program. More...

The following members of the School of Mathematics and Statistics have been awarded funding from the Australian Research Council for projects beginning in 2022:

• Dr Anna Aksamit, Dr Zhou Zhou and Professor Marek Rutkowski: Can green investors drive the transition to a low emissions economy? (Details)
• Associate Professor Florica-Corina Cîrstea: Singular solutions for nonlinear elliptic and parabolic equations. (Details)
• Dr Jie Yen Fan: New universality in stochastic systems. (Details)
• Dr Daniel Hauer: Optimal shapes in geometry and physics: Isoperimetry in modern analysis. (Details)
• Professor Georg Gottwald: A dynamical systems theory approach to machine learning. (Details)
• Professor Mary Myerscough: Space, time and boundary conditions: Mathematics for evolving plaques. (Details)
• Dr Jonathan Spreer: Triangulations: linking geometry and topology with combinatorics. (Details)
• Associate Professsor Leo Tzou: Microlocal Analysis – A Unified Approach for Geometric Models in Biology. (Details)
• Professor Martin Wechselberger: A coordinate-independent theory for multi-time-scales dynamical systems. (Details)

Further information is available on our research grants web page.

Dr Shila Ghazanfar and Dr Ashish Goyal have

have received funding under the Discovery Early Career Researcher Award scheme for projects commencing in 2022.

Further information is available on our research grants web page.

Triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic, this online seminar series will allow researchers in Analysis and Partial Differential Equations to maintain contact with colleagues, and establish new contacts, while working from home.

Please see the Asia-Pacific Analysis and PDE Seminar web page for the details.

Please see the University of Sydney Mathematical Research Institute web site.

An agreement between the Simons Foundation and the Magma Group makes the Magma computational algebra system widely available in the US. See the School's news page for more information.