'Careers Beyond Academia: Options and Pathways for Researchers', will take place from 24-27 March for Oxford University DPhils and Research Staff.
Join online panel discussions featuring PhD holders and former academic researchers now working across various industries and attend in-person events that explore the current job market and provide opportunities to connect with employers actively seeking to hire researchers.
On Friday March 7, we will be launching Oxford Edge, the new centre for student entrepreneurs at 37 St Giles.
Open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students, the centre will be a space to work, connect, learn, and be inspired by successful entrepreneurs. Come and visit between 2.30 and 4.30pm on 7 March: the first 100 students to arrive will receive exclusive Edge merchandise.
One curious little fact about the Riemann zeta function is that if you evaluate its derivatives at the zeros of zeta, then on average this is real and positive (even though the function is complex). This has been proven for some time now, but the aim of this talk is to generalise the question further (higher derivatives, complex moments) and gain insight using random matrix theory. The takeaway message will be that there are a multitude of different proof techniques in RMT, each with their own advantages