Category: Women in SMSAS News

Rachel, Diana and Eleni have been awarded funding for a NERC Advanced Training Short Course `Statistical models for wildlife population assessment and conservation’ for 2018 … Read more

Congratulations to Peter and Ana who have been awarded a grant of £5,000 by the London Mathematical Society.

Emily and Byron’s paper on ‘Urban Indicators for UK Butterflies’, written with David Roy and Tom Brereton, first published in Ecological Indicators, hit the national … Read more

Rachel, Diana and Eleni have been awarded funding for a NERC Advanced Training Short Course `Statistical models for wildlife population assessment and conservation’ for 2018 … Read more

Elizabeth is the latest SMSAS academic to take to the floor for the on-going Think Kent lecture series.

Congratulations to Jing Ping who has been awarded the EPSRC grant entitled ‘Exact Solutions for Discrete and Continuous Nonlinear Systems’ which will support a postdoctoral … Read more

In April, PhD Maths student, Ana Rojo Echeburua presented a poster at the IMS Women in Maths conference in Cambridge. The abstract of the poster: … Read more

Eleni Matechou has been awarded £750 from the Faculty of Sciences Internationalisation Fund to visit Professor Alessio Farcomeni at Sapienza University in Rome. Congratulations to … Read more

In April, Constanze attended the second “Women in Topology” workshop at the Banff International Research Station. The format of this project was slightly different in … Read more

In June, PhD Mathematics student Jocelyne Ishak, participated in ECSTATIC (Early Career Stage Topologists At Imperial College) a two-day conference in all branches of topology, … Read more