Disability History Month is marked from 20th November to 20th December, which gives us an opportunity to raise awareness of disability and support available in the University. 

As the end of term is here, we would like to request your feedback on the lectures and classes you have attended this term. This is a chance to give us detailed feedback on what has worked well, what could be improved, and what your experience has been like.

What's the key to a good night's sleep? No screen time before bed? No midnight snacks?

In the end, it's about our people. Hear from Hugo, Angie and Jaden, three of our second year undergraduates.

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It's the Week 8 Student Bulletin!

Congratulations on making it to the end of term, you've all earned a well-deserved break until Hilary. 

Read on for the final updates from us for Michaelmas. 

Beyond the Chinese Restaurant and Pitman-Yor processes: Statistical Models with double power-law behavior
Ayed, F Lee, J Caron, F Proceedings of Machine Learning Research volume 97 395-404 (01 Jan 2019)
From 2D Integrable Systems to Self-Dual Gravity
Dunajski, M Mason, L Woodhouse, N (31 Aug 1998)

Kira Patel, now a 4th year mathematics undergraduate, won the prize for the best Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Vacation Internships poster at the EPSRC Poster Event on November 6th. Kira's poster title was 'A viscous catenary in glass tube manufacture'. She was supervised by Peter Howell.

Image: Bertha Morisot - The Cheval Glass

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