Topological Data Analysis (TDA) is a research area at the intersection of Algebra, Topology, Geometry, Statistics and Machine Learning. While methods from TDA have been applied successfully to data from a variety of domains — from financial mathematics, to materials science, climate science, biomedical imaging, or social science —, there has been less work done […]
Join us for a public lecture from Emeritus Professor Philippa Pattison (University of Sydney and University of Melbourne). Light refreshments will be served afterwards. Zoom details available on event website for those attending remotely. In this lecture Prof. Pattison describes how mathematical approaches have been used to build understanding of the structure of human social […]
The Mathematics of Risk – 2025 (MofR-2025) comprises six workshops (W) covering contemporary topics in risk modelling: (W1) Modern Topics in Finance (November 3); (W2) Machine Learning for Risk Modelling (November 4); (W3) Markov Processes and Their Applications in Risk Analysis (November 5); (W4) Stochastic Analysis and Its Applications in Statistics (November 6–7); (W5) Stochastic […]
The Queer and Trans Mathematicians in Combinatorics conference (QTMC) is a research conference aimed at the diversification of combinatorics. The main focus of the QTMC is to promote retention and inclusion of queer and trans mathematicians in combinatorics, especially early career researchers, by bringing visibility to an otherwise invisible minority within maths. The QTMC will […]
A workshop introducing researchers with some background in harmonic analysis and dispersive partial differential equations to some open problems in general relativity and quantum information. Recently, there have been some remarkable breakthroughs of harmonic analysis techniques in general relativity and quantum information. As some featured examples, we refer to a result in 2021 of Hintz […]
This two-week program will explore the intersection of gauge theory and string geometry—two of the most vibrant and foundational areas in modern mathematics and theoretical physics. Week one features five intensive mini-courses taught by internationally recognized experts, focusing on advanced training for PhD students and early-career researchers. Week two transitions into an international research conference […]
This two-week program aims to explore the intersection of gauge theory and string geometry, two of the most profound and rapidly developing areas of modern mathematics and theoretical physics. The first week will feature a series of five mini-courses taught by internationally acclaimed leaders in the field, while the second week will be an international […]
The annual AMSI Summer School is the biggest national event in Australia for honours and postgraduate students in the mathematical sciences. In January 2026 this four-week school will be hosted by Monash University (Clayton Campus) providing participants from across Australia and overseas with the opportunity to develop their mathematical skills, meet like-minded people, and network […]
The past few years have witnessed important progress in our understanding of the geometry of algebraic varieties. This workshop will aim at gathering experts at an international scale on very active areas of research: birational geometry in positive and mixed characteristic and moduli theory of Fano varieties through K-stability. The program’s main goal is to […]
Character varieties are geometric spaces parametrising representations of a surface group into a Lie group. Higgs bundles on the other hand were introduced by Hitchin in the 1980s with motivations from Physics, and arise in the study of holomorphic vector bundles over Riemann surfaces. These two intimately related concepts are linked by the famous non-abelian […]
