Past Events

This 2-day workshop will look at various recent breakthroughs in computational and statistical approaches to intractable likelihood problems.

ACEMS is proud to be a sponsor of the WIMSIG Women in Mathematical Sciences Dinner at AustMS 2018.

The ACEMS Workshop on Challenges of Data and Control of Networks is broad-ranging workshop covering topics in measurement, management and control of networks. In particular, we want to consider networked cyber-physical systems and related security issues, but other topics from wireless, WWW, and other network management settings are welcomed. The workshop will have a strong theme of data that is hard to acquire, hard to work with, and hard to analyse.

ACEMS is a proud sponsor of the first-ever Peter Hall Lecture in Probability and Statistics at The University of Melbourne, named after ACEMS' inaugural director, the late Prof Peter Hall.

Measuring and demonstrating the impact of your research is increasingly important for your career and required by funding bodies and universities. This workshop will explore current approaches, available tools, and you'll hear from the Australian Resarch Council about how to approach this challenge.

ACEMS would like to invite all our QLD collaborators to an informal Meet & Greet at QUT. 

Spatial data that take on the form of a map or point locations are common in a wide range of scientific fields. Methods to appropriately analyse such data have developed tremendously over the past 25 years. This 3-day workshop will cover many of these recently developed methods.

Mathematics is one of humanity's most powerful inventions. In this talk we will discuss what makes it so powerful, what constitutes beauty and why mathematicians place such an emphasis on beauty, and how, like any powerful tool or technology, it can be dangerous.