AMSI Appoints New Deputy Director
AMSI is pleased to announce Professor James McCoy as its new Deputy Director, effective 1 February 2023.
A Conversation with PhD Student, Jun Ju
Jun Ju, a second-year PhD student at the University of Queensland, and co-organiser of the MATRIX-AMSI PhD Symposium – Machine Learning & Decision Making held between 17-18 March 2022, speaks [...]
Maths Problem: Review finds Shortage of Teachers and Researchers
There are significant challenges facing teaching and research in the mathematical sciences in Australia, according to a nation-wide review of the discipline.
2022 AustMS Award Winners announced
The Australian Mathematical Society (AustMS) has honoured three of Australia’s leading mathematicians at a ceremony in Sydney today.
AMSI congratulates Mathematical Scientists named as Superstars of STEM
AMSI congratulates members of the mathematical sciences community who have been named as the newest Superstars of STEM.
Video Game Technology & Maths? Join Biomedical Animator, Dr Drew Berry, for a Free Public Lecture
AMSI is pleased to be hosting Emmy and BAFTA-winning Biomedical Animator, Dr Drew Berry, for a free public lecture on Wednesday 23rd November 2022 as part of the AMSI BioInfoSummer 2022 Conference.
AMSI Congratulates Professor Terence Tao on Global Australian of the Year Award
AMSI congratulates Fields Medallist and AMSI Research Committee Member, Professor Terence Tao, on being awarded Global Australian of the Year.
AMSI Alumni awarded fellowship by Australian government
Congratulations to Dr Ekta Sharma, an AMSI and APR.Intern Alumni, on being awarded a fellowship by the Australian government to solve AI space satellite challenges.
What are the factors that influence students to choose to study engineering?
Engineers Australia's Create magazine has reported on 'What are the factors that influence students to choose to study engineering?', including commentary from AMSI Director, Professor Tim Marchant.
Esteemed mathematician named as inaugural Tibra Foundation Chair
In 2020, the Tibra Foundation funded a $1.25m professorial chair in mathematical sciences to be based at the University of Wollongong (UOW). It was the country’s first philanthropically endowed [...]
