CARMA Research Groups
Mathematical Analysis and Systems Theory
Leader: Jeff Hogan
Data Science
Leader: Ali Eshragh
Mathematics Education Research
Leader: Judy-anne Osborn
Mathematical Modelling and Industrial Applications
Leader: Mike Meylan
Number Theory, Algorithms and Discrete Mathematics
Leader: Florian Breuer
Symmetry
Leader: George Willis
NEWS
Philipp Braun wins best poster at AMSI Optimise
CARMA member Philipp Braun has won the best poster prize at this year's AMSI Optimise conference for his poster (with Chris Kellett and Steve Weller) on "Climate Economics on the Example of the DICE Model: An Optimal Control Perspective". Congratulations!
UoN mathematics recognised in ERA
Mathematics at UoN has again performed well in the ERA survey, with applied maths and statistics receiving ratings of 5 ("well above world standard"), and pure maths a rating of 4 ("above world standard"). Full results can be seen on the ARC's data portal.
CARMA dominating Mahony-Neumann-Room Prize for best ANZIAM paper
The 2018 winner of the Mahony—Neumann—Room prize for best paper in the ANZIAM Journal was two papers and one was by F. Aragon Artacho, J. Borwein and M. Tam for one of their 2014 papers. All three authors were members of CARMA at the time! Michael ... [READ MORE]
Promotion success
More promotion success this year, with long-time members Jeff Hogan and Michael Coons being promoted to associate professor. Congratulations!
EVENTS
DEFT Members' Meeting
8:30 am, Tue, 22nd Oct 2019
CARMA Seminar
"Title to be announced..."
Dr Carlo Massobrio
4:00 pm, Thu, 24th Oct 2019
VG10, Mathematics Building
CARMA Seminar
"Title to be announced..."
Dr Alejandra Garrido
4:00 pm, Thu, 31st Oct 2019
VG10, Mathematics Building
CARMA Retreat
9:00 am, Wed, 20th Nov 2019
Noah's On the Beach (Newcastle, NSW)
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.