Events in the Department

Mathematrix is the department's society for postgraduate minorities in mathematics. We run regular events in term time to help combat some of the loneliness experienced by minorities in maths and to also tackle some of the issues we face. 

Tim Harford's Inaugural Vicky Neale Public Lecture is now available to dip in to.

If you wish to watch the version with the tributes to Vicky please click here

Jordan's Public Lecture is now available if you fancy dipping in.

Ofra Magidor's Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture is now on our YouTube Channel if you fancy a bit of determinism and time-travel.

The Brownian loop measure on Riemann surfaces and applications to length spectra - Yilin Wang (IHES)

Monday 17th June, 3.30pm, L3

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Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture - 5pm, Wednesday 26 June 2024

Between 1905 and 1910 the idea of the random walk was invented simultaneously and independently by people in multiple countries for completely different purposes – in the UK, with Ronald Ross and the problem of mosquito control, but elsewhere in domains from physics to finance to winning a theological argument (really!).

From Group Theory to Post-quantum Cryptography - Delaram Kahrobaei (City University of New York)

Today, L1, 4pm

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This lecture has now sold out, but I have a handful of places reserved for anyone who wants to travel to London.

Oxford Mathematics London Public Lecture - The Potential for AI in Science and Mathematics - Terence Tao

Wednesday 17th July 2024, 6.15 - 7.30pm, Science Museum, London, SW7

You can now dip in to Tara's recent Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture which was premiered on YouTube last night. Premiered sounds pretentious, but we have a loyal following who tune in for them and then chat among themselves via the live chat.