CARMA Research Groups
Mathematical Analysis and Systems Theory
Leader: Jeff Hogan
Data Science
Leader: Ali Eshragh
Mathematics Education Research
Leader: Liz Stojanovski
Mathematical Modelling and Industrial Applications
Leader: Mike Meylan
Number Theory, Algorithms and Discrete Mathematics
Leader: Ljiljana Brankovic and Richard Brent
Symmetry
Leader: George Willis
NEWS
COE expression of interest submitted on "Mathematical Thinking"
Congrats to the team who have recently submitted an expression of interest for a national centre on "Mathematical Thinking". The application is led by Laureate Professor George Willis with support from various CARMA members including Associate Professor S... [READ MORE]
Graduation and Jobs for CARMA students
Two recent graduates, Dr Matt Skerritt and Dr Riya Aggarwal, have each recently commenced full time jobs. Matt is a lecturer in mathematics and cyber security at RMIT, and Riya is working for Veris, a national surveying, digital and spatial planning busin... [READ MORE]
CARMA Colloquia are Back!
The CARMA Colloquia are returning for 2021 with Michael Assis acting as the convenor. Regular time will be Thursdays 4–5pm in SR118 and also viewable online via Zoom. See the events page for information on upcoming talks.
More discovery grant success for CARMA members
Congratulations are also due to CARMA members Stephan Chalup and David Pontin for their success in the ARC's Discovery Projects 2021 grant round.
Stephan and colleagues were funded for two projects, "Estimating the Topology of Low-Dimensional... [READ MORE]
EVENTS
CARMA Colloquium
"Emerging Trends in Geospatial AI (geoAI)"
Dr Riya Aggarwal
4:00 pm, Thu, 12th Aug 2021
V205, Mathematics Building
Join via Zoom, or join us in person (max room capacity is 9 people).
3:30pm for pre-talk drinks + snacks, and 4pm for the talk
Indigenising University Mathematics
Mon, 20th Sep 2021 — Tue, 21st Sep 2021
Birabahn building of the Wollotuka Institute
Register now at Eventbrite
The conference website is here.
This national and international two-day symposium will address the pressing challenge of how to Indigenise mathematical practice at Universities, both in education and research. The methodology is of collaboration and sharing of knowledge and worldviews from within both Indigenous cultures and the cultures of mathematics and its allied disciplines.
These are the events in the next 21 days.
To see everything, visit the events page.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership to CARMA is available by invitation to all University of Newcastle academic staff. Associate membership, also by invitation, is available to external researchers and practitioners for three-year renewable terms. Associate members are expected to visit CARMA, virtually or in person, with some frequency, typically for a total of three to four weeks each year, and to be involved in one or more ongoing research projects with CARMA members.