Patrick has been awarded the Germund Dahlquist prize from the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) for his "broad, creative, and groundbreaking contributions to numerical solutions of partial differential equations, and the design and analysis of algorithms and software for scientific computing".

The Mathematical Institute is delighted to be hosting a major exhibition of artist Kathleen Hyndman's mathematical inspired work.

The exhibition of drawings and paintings illustrate Hyndman’s desire to see nature and the world around her in mathematical sequences and geometrical patterns. Golden Section proportions and angles, prime numbers as well as Fibonacci numbers and eccentric constructions are all used to create works achieving a calm and balanced unity.

The two Graduate Scholarships, generously funded by G-Research, will focus on advancing research in machine learning. They form part of a package of nine scholarships distributed between the Departments of Statistics, Computer Science and Engineering Science as well as Mathematics. 

The funding aims to support students with proven and potential academic excellence, enabling departments to offer these prestigious scholarships to their very top candidates.