Join us on Friday 6 March as we celebrate International Women’s Day (8 March) with a special Applied Mathematics Colloquium by Anita Layton -  “We are all different: Modelling key individual differences in physiological systems” (16:00 in L1).

All followed by Happy Hour and an interactive Research Poster Session in the Common Room.

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Join us for a discussion of the ideas in x+y: a mathematician's manifesto for rethinking gender by Eugenia Cheng.

Wednesday 11 February, 2:30 pm in N3.12. 

Sweet treats provided as always - bring your own hot drink. Summaries of the readings will be available through the email list and WhatsApp group early next week.

To start Hilary term, join us in N4.01 on Friday 23rd at 12:30 pm for free pizza and a fun quiz competition. This is the perfect Mathematrix event to come to if you’ve been wanting to swing by for a while and haven’t had the opportunity. 

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Merton College has one three-year, fixed-term Early Career Researcher position from 1 October 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter in the fields of Mathematics or Computer Science (broadly interpreted). 

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With over 100 events planned for Michaelmas term, the Careers Service offers a wide range of opportunities to help you build a successful professional future. Events include skills workshops, information sessions, six in-person careers fairs, and skills development programmes covering topics such as CV writing, interview skills, and sector insights. 

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