Events in the Department

Melanie Weber (Maths, pictured left) - Geometric Methods for Machine Learning and Optimization

Francesca Panero (Stats) - A general overview of the different projects explored during my DPhil in Statistics

In L2 - Full details

The Mathematical Institute has organised another Mental Health Awareness course, which will take place on Wednesday 6 July, from 1300-1530 online.

Registration is now open for the Joint Stats/Maths/CompSci Careers Event that will be held in the Mathematical Institute on Friday 17^th June 2

17th June, 7:30-8:30pm, Mathematical Institute

Free attendance, with wine and canapés provided afterwards.

NORCE will present a challenge (Understanding alumina raft melting/splitting phenomenon) at the Industrial and Interdisciplinary (I&

For the last few summers before the pandemic, we have run a programme of mock interviews on Friday afternoons for graduate students and postdocs. During the pandemic we offered online interviews but this year we are pleased to be able to offer in person interviews again.

Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research | Focused Research - Smooth Representations of GL(n,Q_p) in Natural Characteristic

18-22 July, Mathematical Institute

Today L2, 3pm (followed by a drinks reception in the Common Room):
The nonlinear stability of Kerr for small angular momentum - Sergiu Klainerman (Princeton, pictured)

Today L1, 4pm
Three-Minute Thesis Competition

Come and see the future.

Oxford’s local SIAM-IMA student chapter invites you to watch some of our DPhil students presenting their research in one slide in three minutes in front of a panel of eminent Oxford mathematical judges.

'Inference of risk-neutral joint-distributions in commodity markets using neural-networks' - Friday

"It's not about mathematics."

You can watch our first in-person Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture for two years any time via our YouTube Channel. David Spiegelhalter was in good form as he recounted the highs and lows of media exposure over the past two years, from fame on the BBC to infamy in the tabloids (plus some amusing tips on handling twitter abuse).