People make a city. Each city is as unique as the combination of its inhabitants. Currently, cities are generally categorised by size, but research by Oxford Mathematicians Peter Grindrod and Tamsin Lee on the social networks of different cities shows that City A, which is twice the size of City B, may not necessarily be accurately represented as an amalgamation of two City Bs.
Oxford Cryptography Day
Abstract
We hope to bring together all Oxford researchers interested in Cryptography, in Quantum Computing and in the interactions between the two.
Please register at: http://oxford-cryptography-day.eventbrite.co.uk
11:00
27% of mathematics undergraduates in Oxford are female. We would like the figure to be higher and we are putting a lot of resource in to making it so. However, it is also important that current female and non-binary Oxford mathematicians feel they have time and space to discuss and share experiences that may be specific to them.