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: Florian Breuer
Symmetry
Leader: George Willis
NEWS
CARMA Maths Art Competition now open
The inaugural CARMA Maths Art Competition is now open!. Entries close 31st August.
New book of papers devoted to memory of Jonathan Borwein
The proceedings of the Jonathan M. Borwein Commemorative Conference have been published. From Analysis to Visualization: A Celebration of the Life and Legacy of Jonathan M. Borwein is a compilation of research pa... [READ MORE]
Mike Meylan wins Cherry Ripe Prize!
CARMA's Mike Meylan jointly won the Cherry Ripe Prize, along with with Prof. Peter Taylor from the University of Melbourne, at this year's ANZIAM conference. The prize is awarded to the best presentation by an established academic voted by students.
MISG newspaper article
The recent MISG workshop in Newcastle was featured in a story in the Newcastle Herald.
EVENTS
CONFERENCE
Number Theory Online Conference 2020
Wed, 3rd Jun 2020 — Fri, 5th Jun 2020
Online
Number Theory Online Conference 2020 will be held in June 2020, entirely on-line. For details and to submit an abstract, please visit the conference webpage.
Symmetry in Newcastle
"From hyperbolicity to hierarchical hyperbolicity"
— Dr Federico Berlai
"Hierarchical hyperbolicity from actions on simplicial complexes"
— Dr Mark Hagen
3:00 pm, Sat, 6th Jun 2020
Online
15.00-16.00: Federico Berlai
16.00-16.30: Break
16.30-17.30: Mark Hagen
These are the events in the next 21 days.
To see everything, visit the events page.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership to CARMA offers many benefits and 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 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. CARMA is able to assist with the travel and living costs of such visits.