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Alexandra Hardy wins poster presentation competition at the UK Fluids Conference

Congratulations to Alexandra Hardy, winner of the poster presentation competition at the UK Fluids Conference, held in Swansea from September 9-11, 2024.

30th September 2024

Ivan Sudakow ICMS Research-in-Groups grant

Ivan Sudakow and collaborators have been awarded a £12,000 ICMS Research-in-Groups grant for their project Feedback Spin Models: New Fundamental Features and Socioecological Applications.

23rd September 2024

Classical Function Theory in Modern Mathematics workshop at the ICMS

Vasiliki Evdoridou and collaborators organised the Classical Function Theory in Modern Mathematics workshop at the ICMS.  

18th September 2024

Early Career Researchers in Combinatorics workshop at the ICMS

Nora Frankl and collaborators organised the Early Career Researchers in Combinatorics workshop at the ICMS. 

18th September 2024

Rachel Hilliam awarded the Chamber's Medal

Rachel Hilliam has been awarded the Chamber's Medal 2024 by the Royal Statistical Society.

15th May 2024

Kaustubh Adhikari named as a Royal Statistical Society Future Leader

Lecturer Kaustubh Adhikari has been named as one of the first cohort of twelve Future Leaders of the Royal Statistical Society.

13th May 2024

Alliance for Data Science Professionals finalist in the British Data Awards

The Alliance for Data Science Professionals first chaired by Professor Rachel Hilliam is a finalist in the British Data Awards 2024.

9th April 2024

Gandhar Joshi finalist at the STEM for Britain poster competition

PhD student Gandhar Joshi was chosen as a finalist in the Mathematical Sciences category of the STEM for Britain poster competition in the House of Commons

26th March 2024

Research on lockdown diagnosis delays and skin cancer deaths

Research by lecturer Kaustubh Adhikari and collaborators found that the proportion of people diagnosed with more advanced melanoma during Covid lockdown restrictions increased in Switzerland and Hungary.

17th February 2024

Christian Cooke secures postdoctoral position at INESC TEC

Congratulations to Christian Cooke who completed his PhD degree on Mathematical modelling of electrical power system stability – Looking towards a zero carbon future and has secured a three-year postdoctoral position at The Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (INESC TEC) based at the University of Porto, Portugal.

13th January 2024

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