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Image: cherry blossom in the Parks, Oxford. These few precious weeks.
As part of the Kyoto Prize at Oxford, the Blavatnik School of Government is hosting a lecture by Professor Shun-ichi Amari, a leading figure in artificial intelligence and mathematical neuroscience now in his 90th year, whose work has helped shape the theoretical foundations of modern AI.
My life has been lucky! - Shun-ichi Amari
5 May 2026, 14:00-15:30, at the Blavatnik School of Government or online. More information here.
Showcase your work, enhance communication skills, and compete for prizes at Oxford's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition. Applications are now open! Click here for the application form.
Deadline: Friday 22 May
But even more importantly, make sure you enter our own competition this year.
Jane Street invites machine learning PhD students to visit their London office on Friday, 15th May. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet other ML PhD students, learn more about Jane Street, and hear from Jane Streeters who have made the move from academia to industry.
Jane Street will cover the cost of train travel, hotel accommodations, and event-related expenses. Below you will find more information on the schedule and a link to register your interest.
How common are mental health struggles, discrimination, and bullying in academia? Are these related to gender, sexual orientation, place of origin, or ability? What drives researchers to leave – and how can we improve the current state?
Take part in an international survey on equity and wellbeing in academia, aimed at early-career scientists in STEM.
Thursday 23 April
Freshly made crumbles will be served from 12 pm with seasonal flavours & toppings. All for only £3.75.
It's twenty years since a bunch of kids from Sheffield sang about being kids in Sheffield in the accents and vocabulary of a bunch kids from Sheffield. Mardy Bum (meaning 'grumpy' to us northerners) is about adolescent relationship problems. The song is simple, but combined with the lyrics it just works.
'You've got the face on'.