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Student spotlight: Aleeza Waheed’s journey to an actuarial career
24 June 2025
From receiving the Worshipful Company of Actuaries Bursary to landing an incredible placement at Aon, Aleeza Waheed’s journey through Actuarial Science at Queen Mary’s School of Mathematical Sciences has been absolutely inspiring.
Postgraduate Research Day 2025 celebrates student achievements in Mathematical Sciences
17 June 2025
Queen Mary’s School of Mathematical Sciences recently held its annual Postgraduate Research (PGR) Day, a vibrant celebration of the originality, rigour, and creativity of our PhD student community.
Professor Ginestra Bianconi wins Euler Award for pioneering work in Network Theory
7 May 2025
Professor Ginestra Bianconi from the School of Mathematical Sciences has been awarded the 2025 Euler Award by the Network Science Society. This esteemed award recognises Professor Bianconi's groundbreaking contributions to the field of network theory.
Meet the alumnus - Harrison Burton
16 April 2025
Meet Harrison Burton, a Queen Mary MSci Mathematics graduate who's putting his analytical skills to great use. In this interview, Harrison reflects on his time at university and the lasting impact of his mathematical education on his career.
Meet the Undergraduate - Aaron Grewal
27 March 2025
Meet final year MSci Financial Mathematics student, Aaron. Read about how Queen Mary has offered the perfect blend of applied maths, supportive staff, and diverse experiences.
Levelling Up: Maths Launches 2025 Scheme
20 March 2025
Supported by The London Mathematical Society and donor Dr. Tony Hill, "Levelling Up: Maths" offers online tutoring and comprehensive guidance on university applications. This initiative, specifically designed for Black heritage students, addresses underrepresentation of this group in STEM subjects at UK universities.
Queen Mary Breaks into Global Top 100 for Mathematics and Ranks 10th in the UK
12 March 2025
The School of Mathematical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London is celebrating a significant achievement, having entered the top 100 for Mathematics in the highly regarded QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025.
Learning and Teaching in Mathematical Sciences
4 March 2025
We asked Dr Matthew Lewis, Lecturer in Mathematics, about the excellent support for learning and teaching in the School of Mathematical Sciences. Read on for information about Learning Café and other resources available to support student learning.
Mapping the mathematics behind creation and innovation
30 January 2025
A team led by Prof Vito Latora has used mathematical mapping to understand the mechanisms behind creating and innovating.
Queen Mary University of London ranks no.1 in the UK for Mathematics in PTES
28 November 2024
Queen Mary University of London scores top marks for Mathematics in the 2024 Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey.
Maths graduates are Queen Mary’s biggest earners
26 November 2024
Postgraduate students from the School of Mathematical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London are the institution’s highest earners according to the 2024 Graduate Outcomes Survey.
Queen Mary announces new degree in Mathematics with Computing
26 November 2024
The School of Mathematical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London announces new Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with Computing.
A Mathematical Breakthrough in Cancer Research
20 November 2024
Many diseases in humans, including cancers, are caused by genetic errors starting from a single cell. The origin of these genetic errors and the expansion of the abnormal cells carrying these genetic errors are often stochastic processes.
Retirement of Professor Bill Jackson
23 October 2024
Bill Jackson retired from QMUL this year having been Professor of Mathematics here for more than 20 years. Bill is an expert in graph theory - the mathematics of abstract networks. In particular he is a leading figure in the field of graph rigidity.
Worshipful Company of Actuaries Prize Giving Ceremony 2024
11 October 2024
Two second year BSc Actuarial Science students Beverly and Hoi Yan have been awarded the Worshipful Company of Actuaries prizes for the best performing second year Actuarial Science students at Queen Mary University of London.
QMUL Teaching Fellow and Freeman of the City of London drives sheep over London Bridge
4 October 2024
Lloyd Richards, an Actuarial Teaching Fellow at Queen Mary University of London, participated in a centuries-old tradition of driving sheep across Southwark Bridge as a member of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries.
Seven steps you can take before joining Queen Mary to help you land your dream job
16 September 2024
A masters degree is a great investment in your future and it’s a pivotal moment in your career development. But the qualification alone isn’t going to land you that dream job.
5 reasons why you should study Actuarial Science
2 September 2024
In this blog, we tell you exactly what an Actuary does and give you 5 reasons why you should be considering a degree in Actuarial Science.
Professor Alex Fink Awarded Fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study
29 August 2024
Congratulations to Professor Alex Fink who has been awarded a fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) for the 2024/25 academic year.
My year as a Chevening Scholar at Queen Mary University of London
28 August 2024
Eva reflects on her year studying MSc Data Analytics at Queen Mary and discusses the impact she hopes to have back home.
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Queen Mary’s Dr Nicola Perra wins grant to combat cyber security threats in social media
2 July 2024
Dr Nicola Perra from Queen Mary’s School of Mathematical Sciences has secured a £71,000 grant to develop a new method for modelling the spread of cyber threats through online social networks in a project titled ‘Modelling the Spreading of Cyber Threats in Online Social Networks’.
World Sea Turtle Day 2024: How can social media help conserve sea turtles?
14 June 2024
Learn how researchers use social media, machine learning and mathematical modelling can be used to observe and conserve sea turtles.
The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries is welcoming applications for two scholarships
28 May 2024
The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries is currently advertising scholarships for undergraduate students.
Postgraduate Research Day 2024
16 May 2024
On Friday 10 May we hosted a PGR day to celebrate the research undertaken by our PhD students.
School of Mathematical Sciences announces new scholarship for final year Queen Mary students
7 May 2024
The MSc Risk Analytics progression scholarship, worth £6000, will be awarded to highly qualified Queen Mary students who continue their studies with us this September 2024.
Dr Hong Qi's team has been shortlisted in the Interdisciplinary Team category in this year’s Research and Innovation Awards
30 April 2024
An interdisciplinary partnership for gravitational wave astronomy between QMUL's and Universidad Complutense de Madrid has been shortlisted for QMUL's Research and Innovation Award for Interdisciplinary Team.
SMS's Professor Claudia Garetto appointed Faculty EDI Lead
26 April 2024
School of Mathematical Sciences' Professor Claudia Garetto has been appointed as EDI Lead for the Faculty of Science and Engineering.
Applications are now open for the Worshipful Company of Actuaries’ Bursaries and Prizes
24 April 2024
The Worshipful Company of Actuaries is now accepting applications for bursaries and two prizes for Queen Mary students entering their final year in September 2024.
Students use Interactive Brokers’ Simulated Trading Platform to gain real-world experience
19 March 2024
Undergraduate and postgraduate students are using Interactive Brokers’ Simulated Trading Platform to gain real-world experience.
School of Mathematical Sciences awards three Girls in Maths Bursaries
14 March 2024
The School of Mathematical Science has awarded £15,000 in study bursaries for female and non-binary students who began their studies this academic year.
International Women's Day - five women in maths you should know about
8 March 2024
The theme for International Women's Day 2024 is Inspire Inclusion. Here we look at five female mathematicians from a range of backgrounds and each of their journeys in mathematics.
The School of Mathematical Sciences hosts Worshipful Company of Actuaries Annual Lecture
29 February 2024
We were delighted to welcome visitors to the school for the Worshipful Company of Actuaries (WCA) Annual Lecture on 21 February, this is the first time that the school has hosted the event.
14 February 2024
We interviewed Actuarial Science Teaching Fellow, Lloyd Richards, to learn about his career journey and his work with students at QMUL.
EPSRC visits the School of Mathematical Sciences
13 February 2024
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) recently visited the School of Mathematical Sciences to share knowledge on applying for research grants.
Celebrating our community this LGBTQIA+ History Month
9 February 2024
The theme of this year's LGBTQIA+ History Month is Medicine - #UnderTheScope. We spoke to Rowan Morris, a PhD student and member of our LGBTQIA+ EDI subgroup about her research in health data, the subgroup's upcoming plans and the importance of celebrating LGBTQIA+ History Month.
Student Spotlights - Postgraduate student internships
8 February 2024
MSc Data Analytics student Muhammad Mustafa is currently a Data Analyst Intern with Spring Community Hub, an organisation in Southwark that provides a range of assistance for its community's needs.
Dr Lennart Dabelow has research shows that thermal equilibrium is remarkably resilient against perturbations
25 January 2024
Lennart Dabelow, Lecturer in Applied Mathematics at Queen Mary’s School of Mathematical Sciences, and Peter Reimann, Professor at Bielefeld University, Germany, reveal that the response of large systems to periodic driving can be strongly suppressed near thermal equilibrium.
Academics from the School of Mathematical Sciences win education award for innovative curriculum development
14 December 2023
Congratulations to Sebastian del Bano Rollin, Lei Fang, Melania Nica and Pedro Vergel, who won the Faculty Education Award for their innovative work to transform the maths curriculum at Queen Mary. Our three new masters programmes, launching in September 2024, focus heavily on building the data analysis skills that our students need to future proof their careers.
Why employers are hiring Maths graduates
20 November 2023
Today we discuss why Maths grads will always be in demand, including a list of the transferrable skills you'll develop with a Maths degree.
EDI activity from the School of Mathematical Sciences presented at PiFORUM
22 September 2023
PhD student Adam Onus recently presented some of the School's Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) work around diversifying the maths curriculum at the third annual PiFORUM run by the Piscopia Initiative. We spoke to them about the school's work in EDI, their experience of presenting at the conference and why events like this are important for women and non-binary people in maths.
Undergraduate spotlight - Research Internships
8 September 2023
BSc students Ahmad and Pedro took part in the BAME Undergraduate Research Internship Scheme this summer and were supervised by Professor Thomas Prellberg. We spoke with Ahmad and Pedro about their experience, what they've learnt and how the internship will benefit them in the future.
MSc Mathematics student Jun Yamamoto has paper published in Physical Review E
1 September 2023
Having a paper published is a fantastic achievement, but particularly so early on in an academic career. MSc student Jun Yamamoto has recently had a paper published in Physical Review E, a journal that covers statistical, nonlinear, biological, and soft matter physics.
Professor Mark Jerrum's 1987 paper 'Approximate counting, uniform generation and rapidly mixing Markov chains' awarded WG Test of Time Award
In 1987, Mark Jerrum (Queen Mary) and Alistair Sinclair (Berkley) submitted a paper to the 13th Workshop on Graph-theoretic Concepts in Computer Science (WG) held in Staffelstein, Germany. This summer their paper has been awarded a WG Test of Time Award at the 49th WG in Switzerland.
Undergraduate spotlight - Masturina Mohd Zainudin on an internship with PETRONAS
7 August 2023
We spoke with BSc Actuarial Science student Masturina about the skills and experience she has gained while undertaking an internship with PETRONAS.
PhD student spotlight - Lian Cottrell on visiting the Weizmann Institute of Science
26 June 2023
PhD student Lian Cottrell recently spent eight months as a visiting student at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. We spoke to him about his experience and the academic and cultural opportunities available to our PhD students.
New research reveals how topology determines the conditions for global synchronisation on higher-order networks
Ginestra Bianconi, Professor of Applied Mathematics at Queen Mary's School of Mathematical Sciences, and her collaborators have recently published a paper on the impact of topology on global synchronisation in higher-order networks.
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School of Mathematical Sciences at Queen Mary launches new research seminar on Mathematical Modelling for Biology, Health, and Environment
The Mathematical Modelling for Biology, Health, and Environment seminar will run on Monday afternoons during term time from 15:00 – 16:00 UK time. It is open to anyone who has an interest in how mathematics can be used to advance interdisciplinary scientific research.
Take your learning beyond the lecture theatre with our Undergraduate Research Seminars
2 March 2023
Organised by PhD students from the School of Mathematical Sciences, the Undergraduate Research Seminars are a great way for students to explore areas of maths they might not find on a typical university syllabus in the UK.
Meet Senior Lecturer in Actuarial Science, Melania Nica
13 January 2023
Dr Melania Nica recently completed her first term at Queen Mary as Senior Lecturer in Actuarial Science. We caught up with her to learn what her highlights have been so far and what advice she has for students that are considering a degree in Actuarial Science.
Levelling Up: Maths for Black Heritage Students
11 January 2023
We’ve teamed up with the London Mathematical Society to bring Levelling Up to Queen Mary.
New Girls in Maths Bursary for SMS
11 January 2023
School of Mathematical Sciences confirms £15,000 in study bursaries for female and non-binary students starting in September 2023
Professor Ginestra Bianconi elected Member of the European Academy of Sciences
14 December 2022
Ginestra Bianconi, Professor of Applied Mathematics at Queen Mary's School of Mathematical Sciences, was recently elected Member of the European Academy of Sciences.
Mathematical modelling shows that Instagram can be used in sea turtle conservation
30 November 2022
Tourism and social media are often blamed for putting pressure on wildlife, but is there a way that social media can be harnessed for good and actually support conservation?
How we're making Maths more inclusive and accessible
18 November 2022
SMS Academic and Research staff showcase what we're doing as a School to make Mathematics more inclusive.
PhD students win poster prize at Mathematical and Theoretical Biology Conference in Heidelberg.
7 October 2022
Elisa Scanu and Magnus Haughey beat off stiff competition from all around the world to win best poster presentation at the 12th European Conference on Mathematical and Theoretical Biology in Heidelberg.
Diversifying the Maths Curriculum at Queen Mary
4 October 2022
Learn more about the School's recent EDI project Diversifying the Maths Curriculum and hear from the team that made it happen.
Day in the life of a Maths student
23 August 2022
Ever wondered what a typical day is like for a university student?
MSci Mathematics student and President of the Maths Society, Anwar, shares a typical day with us.
School of Mathematical Sciences 2022 Prize Winners
15 August 2022
Every year, the School of Maths celebrates the hard work and achievements of its brightest students with our School Prizes. Read on to find out who our 2022 winners are.
School of Mathematical Sciences retains its Athena Swan Bronze award
5 August 2022
The School of Mathematical Sciences has successfully retained its Athena Swan Bronze award in recognition of its commitment to advancing Gender Equality.
Meet our 2022 Graduate Prize Winners
5 August 2022
Find out which four students from the School of Mathematical Sciences were awarded college prizes for their outstanding academic achievements.
New Student Support Officer for SMS
6 June 2022
We're delighted to introduce our new Student Support Officer, Hamida Begum, who joined us in April 2022. Hamida tells us a bit more about what her role entails, the supports she can offer students, and what you should do if you're struggling with any aspects of the university experience.
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How to look after your mental health during the exam period
12 May 2022
In a special guest blog, we've invited final year Maths students, Nia Patel, to share some advice on how to look after your mental health during exam season.
How to start developing your career alongside your Maths degree
13 April 2022
With so many career paths available as a Maths student, how do you know what’s right for you? We spoke to one of our second year students, Mayura, about how she is building her professional experience alongside her studies.
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Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month
4 April 2022
April is Mathematics and Statistics Awareness month and its goal is to increase public understanding and appreciation of Maths and Stats.
Crowdsourcing AI expertise to inform our pathways to net zero
21 March 2022
Climate change is one of the biggest issues we are facing and Professor of Mathematics, John Moriarty, is exploring how AI can be used to determine the best routes to net zero emissions.
What International Women's Day means to me - staff perspective
8 March 2022
In a very honest and heartfelt interview, our Director of Education, Dr Shabnam Beheshti, talks about the profound and widespread impacts of gender inequality. She talks about her own experiences of gender bias, calls out damaging behaviours in the workplace, and shares some helpful advice for early-career female mathematicians.
What International Women's Day means to me - student perspective
8 March 2022
We know there is a gender imbalance in Mathematics and we are working hard to get more girls, women, and non-binary folks onto our Maths programmes. To mark International Women's Day 2022, we spoke to final year student, Nia Patel, about her experiences as a young, female mathematician.
Meet the PhD Student - Zain
2 March 2022
We spoke to Zain about the benefits of taking a break before starting a PhD. He shared his tips on the application process and how to pick the right university for your research.
Professor Abhishek Saha receives research excellence award
28 February 2022
After receiving a research excellence award at this year's Faculty Celebrations, Abhishek spoke to us about his current research activity and shared some great tips on applying for grants.
4 great days out for maths lovers in and around London
24 February 2022
Studying Maths at university is hard work, so it’s important to take a break and enjoy what London has to offer. For those of us that eat, sleep and breathe maths, here are some unmissable days out in and around the capital.
Words of wisdom from female mathematicians
11 February 2022
To mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we spoke to some of our female academics about what we can do to increase female participation in mathematics and create a space for women and girls to flourish.
Meet the Academic - Dr Lei Fang
3 February 2022
With a background in Actuarial Science and Financial Mathematics, she tells us about her research interests and the importance of economic meaning when teaching Financial Mathematics.
Uncertainty in machine learning: when no decision is the best decision
2 February 2022
PhD student, Gerardo Durán-Martín, tells us about Bayesian machine learning and why not making a decision is sometimes the most intelligent decision of all.
6 inspirational LGBTQ+ mathematicians we think you should know about
1 February 2022
We've put together a list of 6 inspirational academics that share a passion for mathematics and LGBTQ+ activism.
School of Mathematical Sciences appoints a new EDI lead
1 February 2022
We had a quick chat with Dr Claudia Garetto to learn more about what makes her tick and what she has planned for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion within the School.
Prof Bianconi has new book on high-order networks published
6 December 2021
Professor Ginestra Bianconi has recently had a new book published, which focuses on high order-networks.
Meet the Student Ambassador – Aklima Islam
24 August 2021
Aklima, who is currently studying BSc Mathematics with Finance and Accounting, is part of our brilliant team of student ambassadors who support the School of Maths with the delivery of a range of activities and events throughout the year. We had a chat with Aklima to find out more about her overall experience as a maths student and ambassador at Queen Mary University of London.
Good luck to Mehnaz and Adebola – Life after Next Generation Investor and Queen Mary University of London
17 August 2021
A few months ago, we spoke to Mehnaz Ahmed and Adebola Ajao-Taiwo, BSc Mathematics with Actuarial Science (Class of 2021) who represented Queen Mary in Majedie Asset Management’s Next Generation Investor competition. The competition ran from 1 January to 30 June 2021 and gave each team a notional £25,000 to invest in listed global equities to trade as they wished, with guidance and training along the way. Although Mehnaz and Adebola did not win the competition, they learned quite a lot throughout their journey and we had a conversation with them to find out more about the challenges encountered and their plans for the future.
Meet the Undergraduate – Tathagata Saha
17 August 2021
Tathagata Saha, BSc Mathematics and Statistics, discusses his own experience at the School of Mathematical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London. He explains the things he likes about his degree programme and how he was able to make the most out of blended learning the past year.
Meet the Careers Consultant - Stefan Couch
17 August 2021
In this blog post, we asked Stefan Couch about his role as Careers Consultant at the School of Mathematical Sciences. He told us what he enjoys about working with students, as well as the 1:1 careers guidance appointments, the interactive group sessions and the many more career activities he is involved in, which all aim to help students improve their employability and future career options.
Queen Mary team on University Challenge
13 August 2021
Queen Mary's University Challenge team has recently taken on Oxford Brookes University on BBC Two. Alex McGill, Cathy Dominic, Marcus Deal and Ab Uthayakumar, with Martius Tangen as first reserve, make up the Queen Mary team. We spoke to Alex McGill to find out more about his overall experience at University Challenge. Alex is a third-year PhD student working with Dr Arick Shao at the School of Mathematical Sciences. His interests lie in geometric and analytical methods for studying partial differential equations and applications in the field of mathematical general relativity.
Meet the Undergraduate - Sarah Alvi
4 August 2021
Sarah Alvi, BSc Mathematics and Statistics, shares her top tips for students starting an undergraduate degree programme at the School of Maths at Queen Mary University of London. From Queen Mary's "Buddy Scheme" to the flexibility of choosing from a variety of modules, Sarah discusses the things she appreciates the most about the School of Maths and the University as a whole.
Meet the Academic - Dr Shabnam Beheshti
4 August 2021
Dr Shabnam Beheshti is a Senior Lecturer in Mathematics, as well as incoming Director of Education at the School of Mathematical Sciences from September. Here she shares more about her research and proactive teaching style, which was recently recognised in the Queen Mary Student Union’s Education Awards.
From mathematics to entrepreneurship – Align3D
5 July 2021
In this blog post, we have spoken to Emily Pulford, BSc Mathematics finalist, who has recently taken part in QHack, an intensive bootcamp organised by Queen Mary’s Careers and Enterprise department. From idea generation to working with mentors, QHack gives entrepreneurial students the opportunity to learn how to get businesses off the ground. Read the success story of Emily, Karl and Rebecca, who make the team behind Align3D, their business idea to help young people manage their scoliosis.
A polynomial-time approximation algorithm for the permanent of a matrix with non-negative entries
5 July 2021
Mark Jerrum, Alistair Sinclair (UC Berkeley) and Eric Vigoda (Georgia Tech) received the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Test of Time Award at a virtual ceremony on Wednesday 23 June at the annual ACM Symposium on Theory of Computation (STOC). The award was made in recognition of their paper A polynomial-time approximation algorithm for the permanent of a matrix with non-negative entries, which they had presented at the STOC meeting two decades earlier.
Mark Jerrum received the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Test of Time Award
29 June 2021
Mark Jerrum, Alistair Sinclair (UC Berkeley) and Eric Vigoda (Georgia Tech) received the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Test of Time Award at a virtual ceremony on Wednesday 23 June at the annual ACM Symposium on Theory of Computation (STOC). The award was made in recognition of their paper A polynomial-time approximation algorithm for the permanent of a matrix with non-negative entries, which they had presented at the STOC meeting two decades earlier.
Meet Gideon Berhane – Why Micro-internships are a good idea
29 June 2021
Gideon Berhane is currently studying a Mathematics degree at the School of Mathematical Sciences and has recently completed a micro-internship at Marybow Property, an independent estate agency based in East London. Thanks to this opportunity, offered by the Careers Services department, Gideon was able to develop hands-on experience within a sector he really likes and he is hoping the new skills he has learned will allow him to land his dream job in the future.
Meet the Academic - Felix Fischer
29 June 2021
In this blog post, you will have a chance to meet Dr Felix Fischer, Lecturer in Optimisation/Operations Research at the School of Maths. We have asked him to tell us more about his research and mathematical interests, as well as the things he enjoys the most about working at Queen Mary University of London. To anyone wanting to study BSc Mathematics, he recommends making the most of the interactive aspect of university and he explains why asking questions is always a good thing.
Meet the Academic - Robert Johnson
2 June 2021
In this blog post, we have spoken to Robert Johnson, Senior Lecturer in Pure Mathematics and Head of the Combinatorics research group. He told us about his own academic journey, from Cambridge University to the School of Maths, as well as his teaching style and his research interests. He also told us what it takes, in his opinion, to be an excellent maths student.
Still thinking about your professional placement? Read Phil’s success story.
28 May 2021
Phil is a BSc (Hons) Mathematics with Actuarial Science student who is currently undertaking his placement year, working as a Data & Analytics Assistant at the Association of British Insurers (ABI). Despite the challenges encountered during the time-consuming application process, Phil was determined to land an industrial placement opportunity that would allow him to learn new skills and broaden his knowledge of the industry.
Why is a professional placement a good idea? – Riya Vasa and her placement at Deloitte UK
28 May 2021
Riya Vasa, BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Financial Economics student, has recently accepted a professional placement offer at Deloitte, in the London office. She shared with us her insights on the benefits of industrial placements. She also told us about the challenges encountered during the application process and how she was able to overcome them. Keeping a positive outlook, networking at careers events and gaining work experience are only a few of Riya’s top tips for maths students looking to make the most of this great opportunity.
Meet the Postgraduate – Sivaani Aravindan
28 May 2021
Sivaani Aravindan, MSc Data Analytics student, told us about her positive experience at the School of Mathematical Sciences, where she had the chance to broaden her knowledge of data, acquire new practical skills and increase her employability while concentrating on her studies.
Meet the Academic - Martin Benning
5 May 2021
In this blog post, Dr Martin Benning, Lecturer in Optimisation / Machine Learning at Queen Mary University of London, talked about his own research interests, his teaching style and the Statistics and Data Science research group, of which he is a member.
Meet Mehnaz Ahmed and Adebola Ajao-Taiwo – From the School of Maths to Next Generation Investor 2021
5 May 2021
In this blog post, we spoke to Mehnaz Ahmed and Adebola Ajao-Taiwo, BSc Mathematics with Actuarial Science students in their final year who are currently competing against London School of Economics, Imperial College Business School and University of Bath students to win the title of Next Generation Investor 2021.
Talented Early Career Researchers join Queen Mary on STFC-funded fellowships
30 April 2021
Dr Kirsty Duffy and Dr Michèle Levi have been awarded Ernest Rutherford Fellowships from the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) to establish their own innovative research programmes at Queen Mary University of London.
Meet the Maths Society – In conversation with Bana Alemseged and Isaiah-Daniel Grillo
21 March 2021
In this blog post, we had a conversation with the current Co-Presidents of the Maths Society, Bana Alemseged, who is studying BSc Mathematics with Management, and Isaiah-Daniel Grillo, BSc Mathematics student. QMMS, similarly to other clubs and societies at Queen Mary University of London, is an important part of the student experience. It is run by a group of mathematics students who enthusiastically organise events and activities for their fellow students throughout the academic year.
Meet the Academic – Professor Thomas Prellberg
5 March 2021
In this blog post, we spoke with Thomas Prellberg, Professor of Mathematics at the School of Mathematical Sciences. He discussed his desire to help students understand difficult maths concepts, which is at the core of his love for teaching. He also talked about his various research interests and the skills that each student should have in order to pursue mathematics at University.
Meet the Postgraduate - Dalal Almudhaf
4 March 2021
In this blog post, we’ve spoken with Dalal Almudhaf, MSc Financial Mathematics at Queen Mary University of London. She discussed her interest in mathematics and its real-life applications, as well as her favourite modules and her plans for the future.
Maths Building shortlisted for BREEAM Awards 2021
18 February 2021
The Maths Transformation Project has been shortlisted for the BREEAM Awards 2021 which recognise the people, projects and organisations that are leading the way with significant achievements in sustainable building design, development and management.
Commuting patterns could explain higher incidence of Covid-19 in Black Americans
1 February 2021
The disproportionately high Covid-19 infection rates observed in Black Americans could be linked to their daily commuting patterns, according to a new study published today in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
Study provides first real-world evidence of Covid-19 contact tracing app effectiveness
1 February 2021
An international research collaboration, involving scientists from the UK, US and Spain, has shed new light on the usefulness of digital contact tracing (DCT) to control the spread of Covid-19.
Meet the Postgraduate - Nanjun Li
29 January 2021
In this blog post, we’ve asked Nanjun Li (he likes to be called Jon) about his experience as MSc Financial Mathematics student at the School of Maths. Before joining Queen Mary University of London, he got his PhD degree in Computer Science from the University of Potsdam, Germany, in 2008. He told us about his overall experience at Queen Mary as well as his career aspirations.
Meet the Academic - Dr Jamie Griffin
29 January 2021
In this blog post, we spoke to Dr Jamie Griffin, Lecturer in Applied Probability, who joined the School of Mathematical Sciences in September 2015. As well as discussing his main research area, modelling malaria transmission and control, he also told us more about his experience working on statistical methods for infectious disease outbreaks. He also mentioned the work done in collaboration with colleagues from Imperial College on the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Meet the Academic – Primoz Skraba
9 January 2021
In this blog post, you'll hear from Primoz Skraba, Senior Lecturer in Applied and Computational Topology, who's been teaching at the School of Mathematical Sciences for two and a half years. He talked about his academic career as well as the things he enjoys about teaching at the School of Maths. Primoz is also Programme Director for MSc Data Analytics.
Meet the Undergraduate - Puja Goradia
9 January 2021
In this blog post, you’ll hear from Puja Goradia, BSc Pure Mathematics student. She discussed the things she loves about Queen Mary University of London, as well as her role in the Maths Society and her desire to become a teacher in the future.
Meet the Undergraduate – Riya Vasa
27 November 2020
In this blog post, you’ll hear from Riya Vasa, BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Financial Economics student. Riya is also President of the QM Fintech Society. She told us a bit more about her experience with QTaster, her internship with Bright Network, her passion for both maths and economics, and her plans for the future.
Meet the Academic – Felipe Rincón
27 November 2020
In this blog post, we have spoken with Dr Felipe Rincón, Lecturer in Algebra who’s been working at the School of Mathematical Sciences since November 2018. He talked about his biggest life and career achievements. He also discussed the reasons he enjoys working at Queen Mary University of London.
Queen Mary researcher wins prestigious Phillip Leverhulme prize
9 November 2020
Professor Sasha Sodin from Queen Mary University of London has been awarded £100,000 by the Leverhulme Trust to support research in mathematical physics.
Scientists develop algorithm to help relieve pressure on the NHS
9 November 2020
New research suggests an algorithm could be used to help optimise the sharing of healthcare resources during the Covid-19 pandemic, preventing NHS intensive care units (ICU) from becoming overwhelmed.
Meet the Academic – Chris Sutton
4 November 2020
In this blog post, we asked Chris Sutton, Lecturer in Actuarial Science at the School of Maths since 2018, about his academic role, as well as his career as an actuary. He discussed his passion for actuarial science and explained the importance of being able to explain complex mathematical and financial concepts to a wide variety of audiences.
Meet the Undergraduate - Siani Higginson
3 November 2020
In this blog post, we had a conversation with Siani Higginson, BSc Mathematics with Actuarial Science student (Class of 2020), who also runs her YouTube channel where she shares her own experience as a student at Queen Mary University of London. Siani explained what she likes about her degree programme at the School of Maths, as well as how her video content has helped many prospective students select Queen Mary as their firm choice.
The School of Maths building achieves BREEAM "Excellent" rating
27 October 2020
Our School of Mathematical Sciences building project has achieved BREEAM "Excellent" rating following a post-construction review. This recognition marks again another significant achievement for this project.
Meet the Academic – Dr Weini Huang
1 October 2020
We have spoken with Dr Weini Huang, Lecturer in Mathematical Biology at the School of Mathematical Sciences. Before joining the School in 2018, Dr Huang was a Postdoc in the Department of Tumour Biology at the Barts Cancer Institute for almost two years. In this blog post, she discussed her role at the School of Maths and her interdisciplinary research interests.
Queen Mary mathematician wins prestigious award for network science contributions
28 September 2020
Professor Ginestra Bianconi, Professor of Applied Mathematics at Queen Mary’s School of Mathematical Sciences, has been elected a Fellow of the Network Science Society.
Meet the Undergraduate - Martina Mera
25 September 2020
In this blog post, we have asked Martina Mera, BSc Mathematics student at the School of Mathematical Sciences, to answer a few questions on her degree. She also discussed her role in the Teaching and Learning Committee as well as her Research Experience for Undergraduates in Moscow.
Student Support at the School of Mathematical Sciences
3 September 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has meant that life and study for all of us have changed in the UK. We have spoken with Simon Rawstron, Education Services Manager at the School of Maths to understand a bit better what measures have been put in place for students within the School for the new academic year.
Meet the Undergraduate - Nirusiya Sriskantharajah
11 August 2020
In this blog post, we had a chat with Nirusiya Sriskantharajah, Maths with Finance and Accounting student and Maths Ambassador. She discussed her experience at the School of Mathematical Sciences, she explained what she enjoys about her degree and also gave a few suggestions to prospective maths students.
Our Student Success Stories - Meet Sara Ayub Khan Majles
21 July 2020
"Queen Mary University of London has been the most important driving force behind my success," says final-year student Sara Ayub Khan Majles. After moving from Belgium to the UK with her family, Sara discovered her passion for mathematics and explored her skills while making the most of the many resources offered at Queen Mary. Thanks to the QMentoring programme, she also gained insight into the field of data science, which perfectly combined her interest in programming languages with her natural affinity to mathematics. Read Sara's success story!
Our Student Success Stories - Meet Ma-ai Elven
20 July 2020
We are pleased to share another student's success story. Ma-ai Elven, BSc Mathematics Class of 2020, talks about the positive impact Queen Mary University of London has had on her career development. From learning interview skills, improving the layout and appearance of her resume, as well as attending career talks, Ma-ai boosted her confidence and managed to secure a graduate role at KPMG.
Our Student Success Stories - Meet Andrea Rusu
20 July 2020
Andrea Rusu, BSc Mathematics Class of 2020, shared her success story with us. Despite the unprecedented challenges the COVID-19 pandemic is presenting, our students' resilience and determination have allowed them to go above and beyond during these difficult times. We could not be more proud of them!
Meet the Academic – Justin Ward
15 July 2020
In this blog post, we spoke to Justin Ward, Senior Lecturer in Optimisation, who joined Queen Mary University of London in August 2017. He discussed his research interests, his aspirations while growing up, as well as the things he enjoys the most about working at the School of Maths. He also gave some good advice to students who are thinking of pursuing maths at university.
Our Student Success Stories - Meet Sasha Owen
14 July 2020
COVID-19 has sadly changed our plans and graduation ceremonies have temporarily been postponed. In the meantime, until events are permitted again, we decided to speak to some of the students who are expecting to graduate this year. Sasha Owen, BSc Mathematics Class of 2020, shared her journey of success with us: from the beginning of her university path to securing a graduate role as an actuary. Hard work pays off, well done!
Your first year at University
8 July 2020
Your first year at University is an exciting time but you probably also have a million questions and even some concerns. BSc Mathematics student Anna Veldman, going into her second year of study at Queen Mary, shares her tips to get the best out of your first year.
Meet the Undergraduate - Sema Guler
7 July 2020
In this blog post, we talked to Sema Guler, final-year mathematics student, who discussed her passion for the subject, the things she enjoyed the most about her degree, as well as the Bloomberg Market Concepts course she has recently completed.
Preparing for University
25 June 2020
In this blog, we asked first-year student, Amna Qamar, to put together some of the very best advice for preparing for life at university. Currently studying BSc Mathematics with Actuarial Science, Amna talked about her overall experience at the School of Maths at Queen Mary University of London.
Meet the Academic - Gaik Ng
22 June 2020
In this blog post, we spoke to Gaik Ng, Senior Lecturer in Actuarial Science at the School of Maths. She discussed her consultancy work before switching to academia and joining Queen Mary University of London. She also explained how her teaching practice has benefitted from her industry experience as an actuary.
Meet the Undergraduate – Anna Veldman
10 June 2020
In this blog post, we spoke to Anna Veldman, BSc Mathematics student at Queen Mary University of London. She discussed her passion for maths and physics, her international background as well as the things she enjoys the most about her degree.
Topology sheds new light on synchronization in higher-order networks
28 May 2020
Like an orchestra playing in time without a conductor, the elements of a complex system can naturally synchronize with each other. This collective phenomenon, known as synchronization, occurs throughout nature, from neurons firing together in the brain to fireflies flashing in unison in the dark.
Meet the Academic – Lucas Lacasa
27 May 2020
In this blog post, we spoke to Lucas Lacasa, Reader in Applied Mathematics. Lucas, who joined Queen Mary University of London in September 2013, discussed his interest in complex systems, his passion for temporal networks, as well as his overall research work and the things he appreciates the most about working at the School of Maths.
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Meet the Academic - Dr Oscar Bandtlow
10 May 2020
In this blog, we spoke to Dr Oscar Bandtlow, Senior Lecturer in Applied Mathematics. He discussed his academic path, his teaching experience at the School as well as giving advice to prospective students.
When geometry meets art - In conversation with Giulia Ricci
23 April 2020
We spoke to talented Italian-born, London-based artist Giulia Ricci, who created a series of artworks in the recently-refurbished School of Mathematical Sciences building. She discussed her passion for geometrical patterns and the challenges encountered as an artist while successfully delivering this ambitious project.
Meet the Postgraduate - Amani Lahmami
20 April 2020
In this blog, we spoke to MSc Financial Computing student Amani Lahmami. She explained what she likes about her degree, as well as discussing her aspirations and plans for the future.
Meet the Postgraduate - Reith Brangier
9 April 2020
In this blog, we spoke to Reith Brangier, who is currently studying MSc Financial Computing at Queen Mary University of London.
Meet the PS team - William Ng
31 March 2020
We had a chat with William Ng, Student Support Officer at the School of Mathematical Sciences. He discussed his role focussed on supporting students throughout their university experience, but he also talked about his hobbies and interests, from going to the gym to watching nature documentaries.
Meet the Postgraduate - Stuti Malik
30 March 2020
In this blog, we spoke to Stuti Malik, who is currently pursuing MSc Mathematics. She discussed her passion for maths, what she enjoys the most about her degree as well as her plans for the future.
Meet the Postgraduate - Mateusz Dawidowski
27 March 2020
In this Meet the Postgraduate student blog we spoke to Mateusz Dawidowski, who is currently studying MSc Data Analytics. He spoke about the importance of data in today's working world and why data analytics skills are so sought after by employers.
Mathematicians develop new theory to explain real-world randomness
19 March 2020
Einstein’s theory of Brownian motion, which describes the random movement of particles in fluids, is widely used to model randomness throughout science. However, this revolutionary model only works when a fluid is static, or at equilibrium.
Meet the Academic – Dr Rosemary Harris
17 March 2020
In this week’s blog, we spoke to Dr Rosemary Harris, Reader in Applied Mathematics, who’s been working at Queen Mary since 2007. Currently teaching Introduction to Probability, she discusses her research interests, her teaching style and what it meant to her to be one of the winners of the Queen Mary Education Excellence Award.
International Women’s Day – In conversation with Dr Silvia Liverani
2 March 2020
In this blog, we spoke to Dr Silvia Liverani, Senior Lecturer in Statistics at Queen Mary University of London. To mark International Women’s Day whose theme this year revolves around taking action for equality, we asked her about her role in the EDI Committee at The School of Mathematical Sciences.
Social networks accelerate cultural evolution in hunter-gatherers
2 March 2020
A new study, involving researchers from Queen Mary University of London, has shown that the unique social structure of real-life hunter-gatherers increases the rate at which culture evolves.
Meet the Maths Society – In conversation with Lauren Charlotte Ormonde & Emily Pulford
28 February 2020
In this blog, we spoke to Lauren Ormonde and Emily Pulford, respectively Co-President and Treasurer of the Mathematics Society at Queen Mary University of London. QMMS is run by a group of students who are enthusiastic about mathematics and want to share their passion with the rest of the student community.
Meet the Undergraduate–Sameara Ali
20 February 2020
In this blog, we spoke to Sameara Ali, BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Financial Economics student at Queen Mary University of London about her professional placement at Ernst & Young. She told us more about what it’s like to work in financial services and she discussed the importance of getting work experience while being a student.
Meet the Undergraduate – Xin Di Kwong
18 February 2020
In this blog, we spoke to second-year Mathematics with Actuarial Science student Xin Di Kwong. Xin Di tells us about her experience of the programme, her upcoming placement at Lloyds Banking Group and her plans to become an Actuary.
Maths Alumni Careers Evening
11 February 2020
On Tuesday 4 February, The School of Mathematical Sciences hosted a successful Maths Alumni Careers Evening.
The School of Mathematical Sciences celebrates LGBT+ History Month
11 February 2020
On Monday 10 February, the School of Mathematical Sciences hosted a film screening of The Imitation Game to mark LGBT+ History Month.
Meet the Undergraduate – Winsen Ng
7 February 2020
In this blog, we spoke to first year BSc Mathematics with Actuarial Science student Winsen Ng, who discusses his experience of the programme, learning from experts in the industry and his plans for the future.
Meet the Undergraduate – Pabiha Arulanantham
31 January 2020
In this blog, BSc Mathematics and Actuarial Science student, Pabiha Arulanantham, discusses her experience at the School and gives tips to prospective students.
Meet the Undergraduate – Joseph Michael Hinshelwood
27 January 2020
In this blog we spoke to Queen Mary University of London student, Joseph Michael Hinshelwood, who is pursuing his Mathematics and Statistics degree at the School of Mathematical Sciences. He discusses his experience at the School and his plans for the future.
15 January 2020
The future potential of early stage startups can be assessed by their existing professional relationships, research led by a team at Queen Mary University of London suggests.
Visit by Queen Mary Heads of Schools strengthens ties with institutions and female academics in Mexico
6 December 2019
Professors Boris Khoruzhenko, Head of the School for Mathematical Sciences, and Richard Pickersgill, Head of School for Biological and Chemical Sciences, have visited Mexico with Professor Teresa Alonso, Queen Mary’s Dean for International in the Faculty of Science and Engineering, to support and strengthen a number of Queen Mary University of London initiatives in the country.
Meet the Undergraduate – Nia Patel
2 December 2019
In this blog we spoke to Queen Mary University of London student Nia Patel, studying Mathematics with Finance and Accounting with Professional Placement at the School of Mathematical Sciences. She discusses her experience at the School and her plans for the future.
Queen Mary mathematician wins international prize
21 November 2019
Dr Lucas Lacasa, from the School of Mathematical Sciences, has won the prestigious Universal Scientific Education and Research Network (USERN) prize in Formal Sciences for his work to develop new methods for data analysis.
A new home for our School
2 September 2019
The School of Mathematical Sciences at Queen Mary has a new home as the transformed Mathematical Sciences Building opens its doors this week.
Meet Giulia Ricci, artist for our new building
2 August 2019
Giulia Ricci is a London-based artist we have commissioned to create a series of artworks in our new Mathematical Sciences building. We caught up with Giulia to find out more about the project.
Workshop: Physics Challenges for Machine Learning and Network Science
2 August 2019
Join us on 3-4 September for Physics Challenges for Machine Learning and Network Science, a two-day workshop at Queen Mary University of London.
Congratulations to our 2019 graduates
26 July 2019
Over 200 students from the School of Mathematical Sciences took to the stage in the Great Hall on Wednesday 24 July to graduate in front of family and friends.
Creating the Universe at the Tate
19 June 2019
Dr Kathrin Glau from the School of Mathematical Sciences worked with members of the public on a collaborative mathematical art project as part of this year's Tate Exchange.
Bringing maths to the Festival of Communities
17 June 2019
On Saturday 15th June 2019 the School of Mathematical Sciences took part in the Tower Hamlets Festival of Communities in Stepney Green Park.
Queen Mary mathematicians work out how to predict success in show business
4 June 2019
Lucas Lacasa, Vito Latora and Oliver Williams have worked out how to predict whether an actor's career has peaked or whether their most successful years are yet to come.
Maths students selected for Hiscox University Challenge
18 March 2019
Two students from the School of Mathematical Sciences will represent Queen Mary in the prestigious Hiscox University Data Challenge, a national competition for students to develop solutions to challeges faced by the insurance industry.
Celebrating women in maths
13 March 2019
On Tuesday 12th March we welcomed 70 guests to The Octagon at Queen Mary University of London for Women in Mathematics 2019, a day of talks and workshops supported by the London Mathematical Society.
William Ng wins President and Principal Excellence Prize
21 February 2019
We are delighted to announce that William Ng, Student Support Officer in the School of Mathematical Sciences, was a winner at the Education Awards and President and Principal's Prizes earlier this week.
Abhishek Saha awarded Leverhulme Trust grant
22 January 2019
Congratulations to Abhishek Saha whose research grant proposal 'New investigations in automorphic forms: analytic and arithmetic interfaces' has been awarded funding by the Leverhulme Trust worth £293,685.
Risk of developing depression and anxiety is higher in those with cerebral palsy
9 January 2019
A new cross-institutional study featuring Dr Silvia Liverani has found that the risk of developing depression is higher among people with cerebral palsy.
Diego Carranza and Juan A. Valiente-Kroon featured on Classical and Quantum Gravity blog
27 November 2018
A recent article by Diego Carranza, PhD student, and Juan A. Valiente Kroon, Reader in Applied Mathematics, has been featured on CQG+, a blog by the journal Classical and Quantum Gravity.
Watch our new research film
5 November 2018
We're delighted to share a new film about research in the School of Mathematical Sciences.
Primoz Skraba contributes to House of Lords forensic science inquiry
31 October 2018
Dr Primoz Skraba, Senior Lecturer in Applied and Computational Topology in the School of Mathematical Sciences, has contributed to a submission of written evidence to the House of Lords which has recently been published.
Reto Buzano and Huy Nguyen awarded EPSRC grant
11 October 2018
Congratulations to Reto Buzano and Huy Nguyen whose research grant proposal 'Advances in Mean Curvature Flow: Theory and Applications' has been awarded EPSRC funding worth £613,000.
Adrian Baule joins editorial board of Scientific Data
10 October 2018
Dr Adrian Baule, Senior Lecturer in the School of Mathematical Sciences, has been invited to join the editorial board of Scientific Data, a data-focused journal from Nature Research.
Two-metre high Mirror Pillar on campus
28 September 2018
The School of Mathematical Sciences has been busy working to produce an exciting enrichment opportunity for students and secondary schools.
Mathematical Magic at Science Museum Lates
3 September 2018
This month's Science Museum Lates saw students from the School of Mathematical Sciences share their love of maths with hundreds of guests at the popular Science Museum event.
Study identifies how social norms change
6 August 2018
Social conventions, such as shaking hands or dressing formally, allow us to coordinate smoothly. But what happens when a new convention replaces an old one? This question is explored in a new study featuring researchers from Queen Mary University of London, City University of London and the University of Barcelona.
Congratulations to our 2018 graduates
27 July 2018
Former students of the School of Mathematical Sciences graduated in Queen Mary's Great Hall on Friday 27th July.
Mark Jerrum awarded Best Paper at international computer science conference
18 June 2018
Prof. Mark Jerrum, Director of Research in the School of Mathematical Sciences and Dr Heng Guo from the University of Edinburgh (a former Post-Doctoral Research Assistant at Queen Mary) have been selected to receive a Best Paper Award at the International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming (ICALP), one of the world’s leading conferences in theoretical computer science.
Year 12 Maths Taster Days at Queen Mary
3 May 2018
Every year we offer FREE Maths Taster Days for A Level students (or equivalent), as a great opportunity to ‘try out’ a maths degree and get a better idea of what life as a maths student might be like before applying!
We have two Taster Days remaining this year, on the following dates:
MSCA Individual Fellowship award in the School
16 March 2018
Congratulations to Alex Fink on his recent success on being awarded a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship.
QMUL to join The Alan Turing Institute
19 February 2018
Queen Mary University of London is set to join The Alan Turing Institute as a university partner.
Queen Mary, along with three other new partners (The universities of Leeds, Newcastle and Manchester), will join the Institute's founding universities of Cambridge, Edinburgh, Oxford, Warwick and UCL, and will work with the their growing network of partners in industry and government to advance the world-changing potential of data science.
Funding by the Heilbronn Institute For Mathematical Research
31 January 2018
Congratulations to Steve Lester for securing funding by the Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research
Network Dynamics of Innovation Processes
25 January 2018
Our own Iacopo Iacopini (QMUL and the Alan Turing Institute) and Vito Latora (QMUL), researchers from the Complex Systems & Networks group have developed a mathematical model for the emergence of innovations.
Thinking about a Masters degree?
17 January 2018
If you are considering postgraduate study, join us at our Postgraduate Open Evening on Wednesday 7th February to discover the world-leading research, teaching excellence and support on offer at QMUL.
Non-Gaussian Power Grid Frequency Fluctuations
10 January 2018
A new work by our own Prof. Christian Beck, in collaboration with colleagues from other institutions in Germany and Japan, has recently been published in Nature Energy. In this contribution the researchers study the time series fluctuations in power grids which result from several factors including dynamically changing demands, energy trading or an increasing share of renewable power feed-in.
EPSRC Early Career Forum in Mathematical Sciences at QMUL
14 December 2017
We are delighted that the fourth meeting within the EPSRC Early Career Forum in Mathematical Sciences was held at QMUL on 12 December 2017, with external contributions by Professor Jonathan Pitts (QMUL and Director of Actual Experience Ltd), and Professor Graham Niblo (University of Southampton and Chair of Maths SAT).
Recent grant award in the School
14 December 2017
Congratulations to Pau Figueras on his recent grant success!
Pau has been awarded a Royal Society 'Research fellow enhancement award 2017’ with the proposal titled ‘Turbulence in conformal fluids’.
The value of the award is £103,992.
PhD Opportunities Day
12 December 2017
We are hosting a special event for all those interested in pursuing a PhD in Mathematical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London.
Recent grant awards
13 October 2017
Congratulations to Oscar Bandtlow, Wolfram Just, Rainer Klages, Vito Latora, Silvia Liverani, Anna Maltsev, Arick Shao, Sasha Sodin and Juan Valiente-Kroon on their recent grant successes! The total volume of research funding awarded to staff in the School of Mathematical Sciences since August 2014 is £7.5m.
Ian MacDonald Award 2017
9 October 2017
This term we welcomed our largest ever cohort of PhD students, following substantial investment in PhD scholarships within the School.
Confirmation & Clearing 2017
16 August 2017
School of Mathematical Sciences Hosts Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics (FPSAC)
10 August 2017
The 29th conference on Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics (FPSAC) took place from Sunday 9 July to Thursday 13 July. The conference was organised by the School of Mathematical Sciences (SMS) in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute and supported by funding from the National Science Foundation. More than 200 mathematicians from around the world attended the conference, many of them PhD students to whom we were able to offer generous financial support.
Athena SWAN Bronze Renewal Awarded
3 July 2017
We are pleased to announce that following our submission in November, the School was recently awarded an Athena SWAN Bronze Renewal award until November 2020. Since our original Bronze Award in 2013, we have made significant progress in embedding equality and diversity practices across School activities.
Undergraduate Open Days
11 May 2017
PGR Day - 21 April 2017
26 April 2017
QMUL Geometric Analysis Day on 3 April 2017
28 March 2017
QMUL/LSE Colloquia in Combinatorics
8 March 2017
Meet the Bloggers
12 January 2017
Postgraduate Research Open Evening
17 November 2016
School of Mathematical Sciences Inaugural Ian Macdonald Award
10 October 2016
Undergraduate Open Day - 8th October
27 September 2016
Postgraduate Open Event - 31st August
30 August 2016
Postgraduate Virtual Open Day - 20th July
12 July 2016
Postgraduate Virtual Open Day - 11th May
6 May 2016
Postgraduate Research Day
6 May 2016
Women in Finance Networking Event
27 April 2016
Maths Society goes to Germany
15 January 2016
Institutional Membership of the Association of Women in Mathematics
18 December 2015
Neo4J prizes awarded to our top MSc Network Science students
8 December 2015
A new BSc programme: Mathematics with Actuarial Science
22 September 2015
POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH DAY
29 April 2015
SUCCESS AT ANNUAL TEACHING AWARDS
31 March 2015
6 Mathematics PhD Studentships Available for September 2015!
15 January 2015
5 Mathematics PhD Studentships Available for September 2014!
19 December 2014
SMS Postgraduate Research Day 2014
28 April 2014
Making the Most of Your MSc
26 April 2014
ANNUAL LECTURES
21 February 2014
ANNUAL LECTURES
21 February 2014
BMC 2014 Funding for PhD students
13 January 2014
Tutte polynomial paper wins award
30 July 2013
Postgraduate Virtual Open Day
29 July 2013
Postgraduate Research Day 2013 - Friday 17th May
16 May 2013
MSc Mathematical Finance Virtual Open Day
15 May 2013
Postgraduate Virtual Open Day
15 April 2013
New vacancy in Applied Mathematics
18 March 2013
Professor Marcus du Sautoy to speak on 'The Secret Mathematicians'
20 February 2013
Mathematics: The next generation
19 February 2013
C++ for everyone
13 February 2013
Maths Magic at Mile End
8 February 2013
Combinatorial Probability and Statistical Mechanics Workshop
8 February 2013
Queen Mary Algorithms Day
31 January 2013
Post-doctoral research assistant on complex networks
26 November 2012
Workshop promoting collaborations between biology and statistics
22 November 2012
Matt Parker on the number 37
22 November 2012
PhD studentship in complex networks
20 November 2012
New PhD studentships available
5 November 2012
2013 Excellence Scholarships
24 September 2012
Mathematics: The Next Generation
2 August 2012
Research Studentships for September 2012
9 November 2011
Matt Parker awarded Josh Award
24 October 2011
GlaxoSmithKline UK PhD poster success
21 October 2011
Ergodic Theory Meeting
13 October 2011
Researchers Night
23 September 2011
2012 Excellence Scholarships
23 September 2011
New Head of School
7 September 2011
Promotions and new appointments
2 September 2011
Student satisfaction increases
17 August 2011
Beyond Space-Time
5 August 2011
Goldsmiths' Courses
18 July 2011
New Professor of Mathematics
17 May 2011
Module preregistration
13 May 2011
London Cosmology Discussion Meeting
11 May 2011
Royal Institution event
21 April 2011
Academic Vacancies
14 April 2011
An Orchestra of Stars
11 April 2011
National Student Survey '11
16 March 2011
FuturICT and Social Mathematics Talk
10 March 2011
School of Mathematical Sciences Annual Lectures
21 February 2011
Put on your thinking C'App
17 February 2011
Recent media coverage
1 February 2011
STFC Grant Awards 2011
26 January 2011
National Student Survey
20 January 2011
Maths Careers site update
5 December 2010
Photos from the Speed Meet
18 November 2010
1st UN World Statistics Day
9 October 2010
Matt Parker article on statistics in The Guardian
2 October 2010
Science & Engineering Outreach Party
24 September 2010
Masters Extra - 1st Sept
21 August 2010
Mathematics in Literature
17 August 2010
Cassini sees snowballs form in Saturn ring
22 July 2010
Partition function paper wins award
16 July 2010
Maths Busking makes Big Bang
14 July 2010
2010 World Cup Graphs
9 July 2010
MP Abbott visits the faculty
4 July 2010
Mathematics in Literature
22 June 2010
How to talk maths in public
11 June 2010
Postgraduate Research Day
24 May 2010
2009 Gopal Kanji prize
4 May 2010
Making Sense of Statistics
30 April 2010
Intensive Course on Synchronisation
16 April 2010
Come to the College Comedy Event
11 March 2010
Cambridge Surfer Picture Competition
5 March 2010
PhD Successes
23 February 2010
To Infinity and Beyond
11 February 2010
Paris-London Analysis Seminar visits QMUL
3 February 2010
Annual Lectures
1 February 2010
National Science and Engineering Week
29 January 2010
National Student Survey 2010
28 January 2010
APS Outstanding Referee
22 January 2010
Drapers Company Prize
14 January 2010
ImpactQM Scholarships
4 January 2010
Voyage Magazines available!
4 January 2010
VISTA handover to ESO
4 January 2010
Boris Khoruzhenko gives his Inaugural Lecture
4 January 2010
Copson Lecture, St Andrews
16 December 2009
Eileen Eliza Colyer Prize
11 December 2009
"Shooting Stars and Hairy Stars"
3 December 2009
Professor Leonard Soicher Inaugural Lecture
27 November 2009
Matt Parker is a hit on YouTube
17 November 2009
Chiswell Symposium
10 November 2009
Mathematical Sciences Building Refurbishment
7 November 2009
Carl Murray on BBC News
3 November 2009
Dr Peter Keevash awarded the European Prize in Combinatorics
13 October 2009