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Michaela Whitbourn in the Sydney Morning Herald Victoria’s Chief Health Officer, Professor Brett Sutton, said the state would have faced 650 deaths per day at its peak if it had not [...]

Calculating how long a transport process takes to complete is important in many diverse modelling applications including drug delivery, biological tissue development, transport in groundwater [...]

Professor Jodie McVernon’s commentary in The New Daily

AMSI is offering free online resources including videos informing the community of the power of mathematics, statistics and data modelling in the epidemeological response to the COVID-19 crisis [...]

“This illness is incredibly easy to catch.”  AMSI director Professor Tim Brown conveys his personal experience of being  confirmed as coronavirus positive to Ashley Argoon of the [...]

AMSI members are the forefront of the complex modelling behind the Government’s response to this deadly coronavirus pandemic, with mathematicians creating models of the population to [...]

19 March 1948 – 16 March 2020 Born in Sydney, Susan (Sue) Wilson graduated from the University of Sydney in 1968 with a Bachelor of Science degree with First Class Honours.  Her subsequent [...]

News Article 3 April 2020 “Nothing could further illustrate how valuable maths, statistics and interpretation of data is than what has happened in this pandemic.” Lack of Maths [...]

James McCaw and Jodie McVernon on mathematical modelling of infectious disease in Cosmos

Media Release 26 February 2020 A $40,000 partnership between the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute’s (AMSI) APR.Intern program and Food Innovation Australia Limited (FIAL) will [...]