The @EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Mathematics of Random Systems: Analysis, Modelling and Algorithms @OxUniMaths @OxfordStats @ImperialSci
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Mental Health Awareness Week runs from 15–21 May.
Some events are now fully booked, but there are still plenty of opportunities to get involved. Don't forget to sign-up for daily tips emails.
👀 View the full programme: mpls.ox.ac.uk/mhaw
#mentalhealthawarenessweek
ALT Mental Health Awareness Week. 15-21 May 2023. This year's theme: anxiety. Free talks and activities for University of Oxford staff & students, plus daily emails full of resources and tips. Everyone welcome! View the programme and sign up on the MPLS Division website. www.mpls.ox.ac.uk/mhaw
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Under 30% of STEM postgraduate research students identify as female. Our first Maryam Mirzakhani Scholar will address the M in STEM.
Marta joins us in the autumn. We look forward to many more. Thanks to @xtxmarkets for principal funding. #WomeninMaths
maths.ox.ac.uk/node/64259
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It's only 5 tweets since Oxford Mathematician Alison Etheridge was last elected member of an organisation. Luckily no-one remembers tweets for more than 5 seconds so we can confidently announce Alison has been elected member of the National Academy of Sciences. @theNASciences
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NEW: We're increasing our minimum stipend amount to £18,622 for academic year 2023/24.
Full details: ukri.org/news/ukri-publishes…
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✨ Just four weeks until the annual LMS/@GreshamCollege Lecture!
@hollykrieger will be discussing the life and work of Maryam Mirzakhani, who left an astonishing mathematical legacy at her untimely death in 2017
Free event, all welcome. RSVP below 👇
eventbrite.com/e/the-mathema…
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🚧 The closure on Botley Road in Oxford begins today.
Botley Road will be closed (work to divert utilities) where the railway bridge crosses the road near Oxford station from 11 April until the end of October 2023.
More on bus routes and access: tinyurl.com/yhza86nh
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made using SHAPER
pretty nifty
Proud to announce my latest paper, "SHAPER: Can You Hear the Shape of a Jet?"
arxiv.org/abs/2302.12266
The answer is YES, you can hear the shape of a jet!
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Our Andrew Wiles Building will be 10 in 2023. We’ll bake it a cake because in a digital world it's still a joy to have physical beauty, & library, lecture theatres & whiteboards (blackboards @AlainGoriely). And notepads are still in demand.
Drone's-eye:
youtube.com/watch?v=WF8cIi0z…
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Highlight of 2022? Seeing new students hanging out in our Andrew Wiles Building unrestricted for the first time in 3 years to begin their mathematical exploration? And mingling, literally, with Conrad Shawcross’ magical gallery of mathematical art - supported by @xtxmarkets
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A thread on asking questions in math talks.
This week I was at a 60th birthday conference, the first in-person conference I've been to since Covid that's more or less in my field, and I decided to do something radical: I decided to ask questions.
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PhDay in the Life, Q&A: today we ambushed Seb to see what he was up to! For many, tutoring is an important aspect of PhD life... While it can take time away from your research, we like to think that the time and effort is worth the reward!
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Addressing the underrepresentation of women studying for a DPhil (PhD) in mathematics in Oxford is a key priority for us @OxUniMaths. The Maryam Mirzakhani scholarship, a 4-year PhD generously funded by @xtxmarkets, enables us to do that.
Find out more:
maths.ox.ac.uk/node/61945
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A mathematical point of view.
Looking from the top floor of @OxUniMaths, down the Escher staircase to the mathematical crystal (shaping the frequencies of a drum) which is framed by Conrad Shawcross' stacks of twisting tetrahedral blocks.
Zoom in or zoom by some time.
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We @OxUniMaths trust models, especially when crafted by our own @JoshuaABull. So let's face facts - or models - England have little chance (3.41%) of winning the World Cup. But Brazil & Argentina...
Unless Josh changes assumptions?
Watch the video:
youtube.com/watch?v=KjISuZ5o…
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Understanding 'streams', complex sequences of data, is a key challenge of data science. Mathematical descriptions of streams - 'signatures' - provide invaluable insights into areas such as health & finance.
Tomorrow, Wed 9/11, 5-6pm GMT & any time after.
youtube.com/c/OxfordMathemat…
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CAREERS FAIR | Jobs for Mathematicians Fair
Tue 15 Nov, 16:00-18:00 @OxUniMaths
Find out about careers using maths, focus your search & start planning your next career steps. Meet recruiters in person and chat to careers advisers. More at: careers.ox.ac.uk/jmf
ALT Repeats info from tweet text. Also: In person. Location: Mathematical Institute, OX2 6GG. Explore the opportunities available to mathematicians, interact with recruiters and careers advisers, and ask questions to help your decision-making. Logos: Careers Service and University of Oxford.
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Every year I read a lot of grad school applications from accomplished people that don't give me the info I'm looking for. It feels like a major hidden curriculum thing. So here's (my opinion on) how to write a great Statement of Purpose/Research for a PhD program. 🧵 1/
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What happens in an @OxUniMaths graduate supervision? How do professor & graduate student work on their research?
To find out, we filmed a supervision. Introducing @jdlotay & Izar Alonso Lorenzo as they discuss geometry in 7 dimensions.
Dip in:
youtube.com/watch?v=LFE61Kmq…
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Three Oxford Mathematicians have won 2022 @LondMathSoc prizes. John Ball receives the De Morgan Medal, while Ian Griffiths & Dawid Kielak receive Whitehead Prizes.
Their collective work spans pure & applied maths & service to the mathematical community.
maths.ox.ac.uk/node/60835
