Maybe you've got an idea for a short, or want to be featured over the coming year! 

We know you missed these shorts over the vac, so find all of the latest shorts online: Oxford Mathematics - YouTube

You know those annoying social media films where a mic is shoved in front of a bunch of students and they're asked questions that have nothing to do with their studies or their lives, hoping they say something vaguely funny or interesting that might get a billion views on TikTok?

It's tough, isn't? Probably one of the biggest challenges for mathematicians of all ages. Just how do you talk about your subject to friends and family who aren't mathematical? Our crack team of undergraduates ponder.

The beginning of term also marks the start of a new series of Fridays@2/11 initiatives! 

The first Fridays@2 session is one not to be missed, taking place at 2pm on Friday 23rd January in L1. 

Look out for the posters around the Maths Institute for details on the sessions taking place this term. 

Technical AI Governance (TAIG) DPhil Studentships are a first-of-their-kind opportunity for doctoral study that are designed to train researchers who can bridge the gap between advanced AI systems and effective governance. Affiliated with the technical branch of the Oxford Martin AI Governance Initiative (AIGI), at the University of Oxford, which is co-directed by Prof.

The University of Warwick are advertising a 6-week cohort-based research experience at Warwick for female undergraduate students of mathematics. Our aim is to encourage women to get into mathematics research. Female undergraduate students at UK universities are encouraged to apply. You should be in the penultimate year of an undergraduate programme whose main focus is mathematics.

Collaborative Computational Modelling at the Interface (CCMI) is an EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT), offering a fully funded 4-year PhD programme at University College London (UCL) and Imperial College London. 

This programme consists of a four-year research thesis on the interface of computational sciences, research software engineering and data sciences, resulting in a PhD from UCL or Imperial.

The CCMI CDT positively encourage and welcome applications from members of underrepresented groups.

An exciting PhD project on the effects of heat transfer of transitional compressible boundary layers will be carried out under the UK Hypersonics Doctoral Network, which has been supported by the Ministry of Defence and EPSRC for building the necessary expertise to develop next-generation hypersonic vehicles.