U-statistics and random subgraph counts: Multivariate normal approximation via exchangeable pairs and embedding
 Reinert, G Röllin, A Journal of Applied Probability volume 47 issue 2 378-393 (01 Jun 2010)
Stein's method and the zero bias transformation with application to simple random sampling
 Goldstein, L Reinert, G The Annals of Applied Probability volume 7 issue 4 935-952 (01 Nov 1997)
Distributional transformations, orthogonal polynomials, and Stein
characterizations
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Stein's method for comparison of univariate distributions
 Ley, C Reinert, G Swan, Y arXiv (25 Mar 2016)
Bounds for the normal approximation of the maximum likelihood estimator
 Anastasiou, A Reinert, G Bernoulli volume 23 issue 1 191-218 (27 Sep 2016)
Dual field approach to correlation functions in the Heisenberg xxz spin
Chain
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A classification of multipartite states by degree of non-locality
 Abramsky, S Constantin, C Electronic Proceedings in Theoretical Computer Science volume 171 10-25 (27 Dec 2014)

Zombie avoidance as a model for disease control - BBC interview

So what should you do if the dead should begin to rise? Dr Thomas Woolley talks to the BBC about avoidance strategies based on mathematical modelling, strategies that can be applied to understanding how infections such as swine flu, HIV and Ebola spread, not least because of the role of media reporting. The item is 3 hours and 17 minutes in to the programme.

Oxford Mathematical Sciences ranked first in REF

Our Mathematical Sciences submission to the 2014 Research Excellence Framework, covering research from the Mathematical Institute and the Department of Statistics, has been ranked overall best in the UK. The outcomes, released today, gave Oxford Mathematical Sciences the top ranking for research publications and for the impact of our research outside academia, and the equal top ranking for our research environment.

Hole-transport materials with greatly-differing redox potentials give efficient TiO 2 –[CH 3 NH 3 ][PbX 3 ] perovskite solar cells
 Abate, A Planells, M Hollman, D Barthi, V Chand, S Snaith, H Robertson, N Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics volume 17 issue 4 2335-2338 (28 Jan 2015)
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