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Silent infections often carry similar levels of the COVID-19 virus, and modelling data shows they can contribute significantly to transmission. University of Melbourne Medical Dean Shitij [...]

AMSI warns that Australia does not have enough high-quality STEM teachers coming through the education system to meet future demand. Janine Sprakel commentary in today’s ‘Sydney [...]

The ARC Centre of Excellence for Mathematical and Statistical Frontiers is celebrating the global 12 May ‘Women in Maths’ Day with a huge array of 70 videos delivering inspiring [...]

UniSA Biostatistics Professor Adrian Esterman explains in ‘The Conversation’ why COVID-19 will probably be eliminated but never completely eradicated. [Read more]

AMSI’s State of Mathematical Sciences, its seventh periodic discipline profile document providing a detailed snapshot of the condition of the mathematical sciences, has been released today [...]

In his second article on mathematics from an Indigenous perspective for ACER’s ‘Teacher’ online magazine, UTS’s Professor Chris Matthews discusses Yolŋu mathematics and [...]

Your house number could be the key to the safe relaxation of COVID-19-related restrictions if government follow a new exit strategy use an ‘odds-and-evens’ approach to allowing people to head [...]

2019 ChooseMATHS grant recipient and BioInfoSummer best poster winner Nhi Hin from the University of Adelaide’s Bioinformatics Hub has pre-released research on bioRxiv.

Professor Jodie Mcvernon and a panel experts from across the University of Melbourne explore how mathematical modelling got us to this point, the new trace-and-track app, how it works and if it [...]