Past Events

In this lecture, Professor Gatil Shmueli, Taiwan University, discussed several dilemmas, challenges, and trade-offs related to behavioral big data.

In this lecture, Dr Ortiz will highlight how he has used relatively simple mathematics to help understand and contextualize patterns in empirical and experimental observations to reach conclusions that are relevant for the management of the Great Barrier Reef.

Professor Lin, Harvard University, discusses the risk factors, transmission and intervention strategies of COVID-19.

In this talk, David will focus on DNA profile evidence - addressing general issues about evidence evaluation. David's review will cover his recent work on inference using unilinear genetic markers which has led him to deviate away from standard Bayesian approaches.

ACEMS is a proud sponsor of the Eighth Annual Meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Mathematical Physics (ANZAMP) being held this year in Tweed Heads, NSW.

The aim of the workshop is to bring together Australian researchers and practitioners as well as key international academics in areas related to data science, e.g., mathematics, statistics and computer science, to discuss recent advancements, share ideas and foster new local and international collaborations. 

The WIMSIG Women in Mathematical Sciences Dinner will be held on Monday 2 December as part of the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Australian Mathematical Society at Monash University. The purpose of the dinner is to support women, and particularly early career researchers, to enter and establish careers in mathematics.

In this public lecture, Dr Dubossarsky will reflect on the industry's inception, growth and future.

OzViz is an informal get­-together for researchers from around Australia and New Zealand to discuss Scientific Visualisation. It's an opportunity to meet with peers, see what the hot topics are and what is happening across the Australasian and Pacific Region.

Workshop on Stochastic and Algebraic Models for Genome Evolution. The 11th annual theoretical phylogenetics meeting

In this public lecture, Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte describes a number of efforts to apply Bayesian methods to the problem of minerals discovery and characterisation.

ACEMS is proud to sponsor the third annual Victorian Research Students' meeting in Probability and Statistics. This year's event is being hosted by the School of Mathematics and Statistics at The University of Melbourne. The meeting provides doctoral and master by research students from Victorian universities with an opportunity to present their research to their peers as well as hearing from other students in an environment which facilitates collaboration.