About:
This online series is held three times annually (November, February and May) and features distinguished mathematical speakers from around the world. The talks will be one hour in length, followed by a leisurely Q&A session about the talk and then a Roundtable discussion about the future directions in mathematics and what opportunities are available to prospective PhD students.
The goal was to encourage undergraduates in the mathematical sciences to consider engaging in research degrees in mathematics by:
- providing an overview of possible avenues of research from the point of view of leaders in the field,
- discussing how undergraduates can take the next steps towards applying for a postgraduate degree,
- offering insights to the applications and funding processes,
- hearing from current Masters and/or PhD students,
- answering questions from Undergraduates who are considering apply for a postgraduate degree after they have completed their current studies.
Future Events:
08 Nov 2023
William Parnell, University of Manchester
Silence is bliss in a Platonic relationship: A mathematical tour of noise control, acoustic cloaking and elastostatic neutrality
Past Events:
24 Feb 2022
Simon Donaldson , Imperial and Stony Brook
Invitation to Geometric Analysis
19 May 2022
Barry Mazur , Harvard
Hilbert's Hotel and other encounters with infinity
23 Nov 2022
Ulrike Tillmann , Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge
Strings and surfaces
29 Mar 2023
Kevin M Buzzard, Imperial College London