Previous women in Mathematics Days

2012, De Morgan House, London

Jennifer Scott (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory)
Challenges from a large sparse world

Rachel Camina (Cambridge)
The influence of conjugacy class size

Christina Goldschmidt (Oxford)
The scaling limit of the critical random graph

2011, De Morgan House, London

Claire Gilson (Glasgow)
Box and ball systems in integrable systems

Joan Lasenby (Cambridge)
The Mathematics of making movies

Rowena Paget (Kent)
Set partitions and symmetric groups

2010, Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge – Women in Maths Two Day Meeting.

Julia Gog (University of Cambridge)
Disease dynamics: From equation to experiment (and back)

Hinke Osinga (University of Bristol)
The mystery of chaos in the Lorenz equations

Nina Snaith (University of Bristol)
Random matrices and Riemann zeros

Alison Etheridge (University of Oxford)
The pain in the torus: modelling populations in a spatial continuum

Bodil Branner (Technical University of Denmark)
Why mathematics continues to fascinate me – surgery in
holormorphic dynamics in particular

2009, De Morgan House, London

Helen Webster (Met Office)
Atmospheric dispersion modeling

Beatrice Pelloni (Reading)
Generalised Fourier transforms and boundary value problems

Eugenia Cheng (Sheffield)
An introduction to higher-dimensional category theory

2008, De Morgan House, London

Hilary Ockendon (Oxford)
Spinning and weaving through Industrial Mathematics

Alicia Kim (Bath)
To Optimise or Not to Optimise: An Engineer's Perspective

Gianne Derks (Surrey)
Stability of localised waves and fronts

2007, De Morgan House, London

Professor Caroline Series (Warwick)
Continued Fractions and Hyperbolic Geometry

Professor Nancy Nichols (Reading)
The Weather Modelling Problem

Dr Sarah Waters (Oxford)
Mathematics in Medicine and Biology

 

Details of earlier events available on request.