Ace Your Trades – Workshop (Oct 16th, 6:00-9:00pm)
Location: L2, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, Andrew Wiles Building, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6GG
Have you always been curious about a career in trading? Da Vinci is kicking off the upcoming career fairs with an interactive workshop to give you a better insight into our dynamic and fast-paced world!
Join us to discover G-Research and the world of Quantitative Finance. During the event you will take part in our brand new cointegration challenge, led by our researchers, where you'll test your strategies on unseen, real world data sets! Play for fun, or bring you competitive spirit for the chance to win prizes!
Following the challenge, you'll have the chance to network with our researchers over some food and drinks; a great opportunity to ask your questions and hear about their transition from academia to industry.
Graham Farmelo's authorised biography of Stephen Hawking has just been published. The title of this Oxford Mathematics Roger Penrose Public Lecture is the same as the one that Hawking chose for his Lucasian Inaugural Lecture in April 1980. Graham will look at the genesis of his presentation, the splash it made and how views on the subject changed in later decades.
Graham Farmelo is a biographer and science writer. He has written an acclaimed biography of Paul Dirac as well as his biography of Stephen Hawking.
We will be holding our Annual Institute celebration on Monday 19th October 2026 from 5:00pm to approximately 7:00pm in Lecture Room 1 in the Mathematical Institute. We are pleased to announce that there will also be a talk from Professor James Maynard.
As part of the event, we will also be holding our Awards Ceremony, where we will celebrate the achievements of our students and fellow staff though the Examination Prizes and Departmental Teaching Prize Awards for the 2025 – 2026 academic year.
We are really excited to present ‘Talking History of Maths’! Supported by the British Society for the History of Mathematics, this will be a set of five talks and discussions over the 2026/27 academic year. It is aimed at undergraduate mathematics or joint honours students, but anyone is welcome to take part. Each of the five sessions will take place over 90 minutes, consisting of an hour talk followed by a 30-minute discussion. They will be presented live at one university with other groups ‘Zooming in’ to watch.
The Oxford Brookes Science Bazaar is a large-scale public engagement event welcoming over 10,000 visitors, including families, schools, and local communities, for a day of hands-on discovery, interactive activities, workshops, and live shows.
SAVE THE DATE!