Past Events

This lecture explores recent evolutions and transitions in ethical AI, its influences and failures, as we look to the future against the backdrop of a year of profound social, economic and environmental upheaval for us all.

In this lecture, Professor Louise Ryan, presents various approaches to modelling underground aquifers, which are a significant water source for many parts of Australia.

In this lecture, Professor Shane Henderson, Cornell University, discusses how mathematics, statistics and computational methods improved bike sharing systems, describing the problems his team tackled and the methods developed, providing a taste of a few ideas from the field of operations research that lie at the core of their work.

Join us as we celebrate National Science Week 2020 with this fun-filled night for all science enthusiasts!

In this webinar, Dr Andrew Leigh explains the return of mass imprisonment and incarceration rates in Australia.

** For Centre members only **

We are aware that many ACEMS members are working on projects related to COVID-19, and we thought that it would be of interest to share our collective efforts with others in the Centre. 

We are therefore soliciting interest in participating in a three-hour ACEMS workshop over Zoom to be held on Wednesday 17th of June, 9:30am – 12:30pm. The first part of the workshop will comprise short presentations (max 10 minutes) and the second part will be devoted to discussion. 

About this Event

Behavioural Big Data (BBD) is a growing area of interest for healthcare researchers. However, the way in which health researchers utilise this powerful analytical tool can differ markedly from its traditional use.

Monash Business School and the Australian Research Council (ARC) Centre of Excellence for Mathematical and Statistical Frontiers (ACEMS) invite you to a special public lecture, presented by Professor Galit Shmueli, on the challenges and dilemmas around the use of BBD.

The Australia and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics (ANZIAM) Conference. The annual conference is being held in Hunter Valley, NSW

63rd Annual Meeting of the Australian Mathematical Society

Bayes on the Beach is a biennial conference held in Australia, organised by the Bayesian Research & Applications Group (BRAG) in collaboration with the ARC Centre of Excellence for Mathematical & Statistical Frontiers  (ACEMS); the Australasian chapter of the International Society for Bayesian Analysis (ISBA); the Statistical Society of Australia (SSA) Bayesian Statistics Section; and Queensland University of Technology (QUT). This meeting has been held for almost 15 years and is a small gathering of Bayesians drawn from across Australia and around the world.

This talk will highlight the key findings from the Cancer Atlas, give insight to the methods and data used, and answer the question: what do the results mean for you?