There's a reason why some people get different answers to those frustrating online, viral maths problems. You need to learn how to "read" the maths. ACEMS Research Fellow Craig Anderson (UTS) explains in this Article in The Conversation.
ACEMS Researchers at The University of Adelaide are doing research on how to use maths, statistics and computer science to try to bring meaning to all that social media data out there.
Centre Director Peter Taylor appeared in a Channel 7 story about the birth of a baby who was born on the same date as her mum and grandma. Peter talked about the probability of that happening
Health experts today launched an Australian-first research study to understand national patterns in cancer incidence, survival and screening practices based on where people live.
ACEMS Associate Investigator Adrian Barnett (QUT) writes in The Conversation about "regression to the mean" or why unusual, or even memorable events, are followed by more typical ones.
The Royal Statistical Society (RSS) has awarded ACEMS Research Fellow Chris Oates at the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) its prestigious biennial Research Prize in 2017.
ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics) awards new ACEMS Chief Investigator Kate Smith-Miles one of its top awards – the EO Tuck Medal.
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) has awarded the title of Distinguished Professor to ACEMS Deputy Director Professor Kerrie Mengersen, who is highly respected for her world-leading research.
For the second time in less than a year, ACEMS Deputy Director Kerrie Mengersen is heading to the Amazon jungle in her efforts to combine mathematics and statistics with the latest virtual reality technology to try to protect and save the jaguar population.
