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Robin Wilson invited speaker at the 8ECM

Professor Robin Wilson is to give one of the invited public lectures for the Eighth European Congress of Mathematics (20–26 June 2021, Portorož, Slovenia) on European Mathematics: A History in 200 Stamps. 

5th June 2021

June Barrow-Green invited speaker at the ICM 2022

Professor June Barrow-Green has been invited to speak at the International Congress of Mathematicians 2022 in Saint Petersburg.

24th May 2021

Robin Wilson publishes 51st book

Professor Robin Wilson has published his 51st book Topics in Algorithmic Graph Theory, which he edited together with Lowell Beineke (Purdue) and Martin Charles Golumbic (Haifa), and which is published by Cambridge University Press.

9th May 2021

PhD student Maha Moustafa secures lectureship at Coventry University

Dr. Maha Moustafa has completed her PhD in statistics at the Open University and secured a lectureship at Coventry University.

5th April 2021

Yasushi Nagai secures lectureship in Shinshu University, Japan

Post-doctoral research associate Yasushi Nagain has secured a lectureship in Shinshu University, Matsumoto City, Japan, starting April 2021.

3rd April 2021

Brigitte Stenhouse awarded the International Commission on the History of Mathematics 2021 Montucla Prize

Brigitte Stenhouse has been awarded the International Commission on the History of Mathematics 2021 Montucla Prize for her article Mary Somerville’s early contributions to the circulation of differential calculus, published in Historia Mathematica in 2020. 

11th March 2021

Alison Maidment listed in Best Writings on Mathematics 2020

PhD student Alison Maidment's recent paper A Man Who Has Infinite Capacity for Making Things Go: Sir Edmund Taylor Whittaker (1873-1956), co-authored with Mack McCartney and published in The British Journal for the History of Mathematics (2019), has made the list of 'Notable Writings' in the book  Best Writings on Mathematics 2020 by Mircea Pitik.  

1st December 2020

EPSRC grant success in algebraic invariants in symbolic dynamics

Reem Yassawi has been awarded a £336,713 EPSRC New Investigator Award for her project Computing algebraic invariants of symbolic dynamical systems.

1st December 2020

Professor Uwe Grimm secures EPSRC New Horizons grant

Professor Uwe Grimm has secured a £201,914 EPSRC New Horizon's grant on Novel superior materials based on aperiodic tilings with co-investigators  Iestyn Jowers and Richard Moat from the School of Engineering & Innovation.

30th November 2020

New statistics professor Stefanie Biedermann

Welcome to new statistics professor Stefanie Biedermann!

31st August 2020