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Show Me the Maths - Josh and Nathan

The next two films in our' Show Me the Maths' series demonstrate two contrasting aspects of the mathematics that we do here in Oxford. 

In the first, Josh Bull, talks about the challenge of making mathematical models have application to real patient data, in Josh's case in the field of oncology. In the second, Nathan Creighton discusses his work on Dirichlet-L functions.

Long-Run Dynamics of the U.S. Patent Classification System
 Lafond, F Kim, D (01 Jan 2017)
A new paradigm considering multicellular adhesion, repulsion and attraction represent diverse cellular tile patterns
 Carrillo, J Murakawa, H Sato, M Wang, M PLOS Computational Biology volume 21 issue 4 e1011909-e1011909 (21 Apr 2025)

PERIODically Podcast

PERIODically Podcast
Have periods affected your study?  Do you teach students who have periods?  The PERIODically podcast (https://periodicallyoxchem.wixsite.com/mysite) is a series of frank conversations among undergraduate and postgraduate chemistry students at Oxford about their experience of how having a period has affected their studies.

University of Oxford: PhD Project with Coralia Cartis

Dear All,
 
I have a PhD project (starting 24/25) that is industrially-funded in an area at the intersection of optimisation, machine learning, random matrix theory and randomised numerical linear algebra.
It is only open to UK students or students with Home fee status.

King's College London: PhD Positions in Probability

PhD Positions in Probability at King’s College London
There are open PhD positions at King’s College London with a starting date of October 2024, in various areas of pure and applied probability. Candidates with a 2:1 or first-class undergraduate degree, or an MMath, MSci or Master’s degree with Merit are encouraged to apply.

OxWIM Day 2024

Women and Non-Binary People in Mathematics Day 2024: Beyond the Pipeline

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