News and Events

This grant from the Max Planck Society and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation recognizes the fundamental work of SMRI director Professor Geordie Williamson in the use of artificial intelligence in theoretical mathematics. See the Max Planck Society announcement for further details.

This workshop will be held in the School from December 4th to December 6th. See the web page https://www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/USYD-MDSworkshop/ for more information.

Nalini Joshi and Tomas Lasic Latimer have been awarded $746,424 from the Office of National Intelligence for their research project "Extending Elliptic Curve Cryptography". See the funding announcements web page for further information.

The International Congress of Basic Science has honoured Kevin Coulembier and co-authors Pavel Etingof and Victor Ostrik for their 2023 paper "On Frobenius exact symmetric tensor categories", judged to be of the highest scientific value and originality and to have made an important impact on Lie Theory and Representation Theory.

See the Frontiers of Science Awards page for further information.

The ARC has announced funding commencing in 2024 for eight Discovery Projects with the following members of the School of Mathematics and Statistics as chief investigators: Associate Professor Eduardo Altmann, Associate Professor Alexander Fish, Professor Ben Goldys, Dr Christopher Lustri, Professor Andrew Mathas, Professor Alexander Molev, Associate Professor Pengyi Yang and Professor Dingxuan Zhou. For more details see the Funding Announcements page on the Australian Research Council website, or our Research Grants page.

A Discovery Early Career Researcher award (commencing 2024) for Dr Lindon Roberts and a Future Fellowship (commencing 2023) for Dr Daniel Tubbenhauer were announced previously. See the DECRA announcements and the Future Fellowships Announcements on the ARC site, or our Research Grants page.

An agreement between the Simons Foundation and the Magma Group makes the Magma computational algebra system widely available in the US. See the School's news page for more information.