Mathematics Postgraduate Open Day – 20 November

Mathematics Postgraduate open days are a great starting point for those Interested in postgraduate study in mathematical sciences

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Nottingham shortlisted twice in the ‘Oscars’ of the higher education sector

A University of Nottingham Professor and a course that brings Nottingham’s teaching programme to pharmacy students […]

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Tags: international collaboration, Professor Gerardo Adesso, Research Supervisor, School of Mathematical Sciences, School of Pharmacy, the awards, Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Times Higher Education Awards, TUTCM

Gravitational waves 2: the Universe’s symphony

Dr Helvi Witek, School of Mathematical Sciences, will deliver the lecture ‘Gravitational waves 2: the Universe’s symphony’. Part of the Science Public Lecture Series.

Tags: gravity, Helvi Witek, Physics, public lecture, School of Mathematical Sciences, School of Physics and Astronomy, science public lecture series, space

Gravitational waves 1: from Newton’s law to black holes and spacetime ripples

Dr Thoma Sotiriou, School of Mathematical Sciences and School of Physics and Astronomy, will speak on the topic of ‘Gravitational waves: from Newton’s law to black holes and spacetime ripples’.

Tags: gravity, Physics, public lecture, School of Mathematical Sciences, School of Physics and Astronomy, science public lecture series, space, Thomas Sotiriou

Causes and consequences of soil microbial diversity

Researchers and students are warmly welcomed to this free event where we will be joined by Dr Joana Falcao Salles, University of Groningen, as part of our antimicrobial resistance visiting scholar seminar series.

Tags: AMR, antimicrobial resistance, biology, Bridging the Gaps, School of Mathematical Sciences, soil

Bridging the Gaps: Challenge Day with Severn Trent Water

Free event for researchers interested in antimicrobial resistance (AMR) or in the potential to apply engineering and physical science methods in that context.

Tags: AMR, antimicrobial resistance, Bridging the Gaps, funding, research, School of Mathematical Sciences, Severn Trent Water

Antimicrobial resistance – call for funding applications and visiting researchers

The first call is now open for antimicrobial resistance awards of up to £15,000 each. Bridging […]

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Tags: AMR, antimicrobial resistance, Bridging the Gaps, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, EPSRC, funding, research, School of Mathematical Sciences

Launch of the Antimicrobial Resistance Grant

An open invitation to researchers interested in novel and cross-disciplinary research into antimicrobial resistance.

Tags: antimicrobial resistance, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, EPSRC, funding, network, research, School of Mathematical Sciences

School of Mathematical Sciences postgraduate open day

This informal event is a great opportunity to find out about life as a postgraduate student in the School of Mathematical Sciences. We will be hosting detailed information sessions where you can hear more about taught and research degrees and the different funding options available.

Tags: funding, mathematics, maths, open day, PG, postgraduate, School of Mathematical Sciences, study

Journal rankings: why (and how) should we care?

The East Midlands local group of the Royal Statistical Society will hold a meeting at the University of Nottingham on Thursday 8 October. The guest speaker will be Professor David Firth, University of Warwick, who will speak on the topic “Journal rankings: Why (and how) should we care?”

Tags: David Firth, David Sirl, mathematics, maths, Royal Statistical Society, School of Mathematical Sciences, statistics