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ACE About - AMSI Research

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These universities are currently part of the Advanced Collaborative Environment (ACE):. Queensland University of Technology. The University of Newcastle. The University of New South Wales. The University of Queensland. The University of Southern Queensland. The University of Sydney. The University of Technology, Sydney. The University of Wollongong. Advanced Collaborative Environment facilites are used by AMSI member institutions in a variety of ways:. Professional development for mathematics teachers.

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E-news - AMSI Research

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Sign up for e-news. We’re pleased to meet you! Join this list to stay in touch with us, we distribute a monthly newsletter and will occasionally email you about events being held in your area. AMSI Research and Higher Education respects your privacy. Your personal details will not be sold, or distributed to another party. You can also unsubscribe at any time, via the link at the end of all communication or by emailing us. Australian Bureau of Statistics. Australian Defence Force Academy. February: Track ...

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Specialist Talks - AMSI Research

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The AMSI Research and Higher Education program supports Australia’s academic community, fostering the critical links between researchers in universities, government agencies and business. Stay Up To Date. Join the Research and Higher Education e-news mailing list here. 2016 Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute Site by VMedia. Website feedback: webmaster@amsi.org.au.

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AMSI/AustMS Heidelberg Laureate Forum Travel Fund - AMSI Research

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AMSI/AustMS Heidelberg Laureate Forum Travel Fund. AMSI/AustMS Heidelberg Laureate Forum Travel Fund. About Heidelberg Laureate Forum. Each year AMSI and AustMS provide funding to support young Australian researchers attendance at the event. 1 Fund applicants must be successful applicants to the HLF in the field of mathematics. 2 Applicants must be members of the Australian Mathematical Society. 3 It is normally expected that the successful candidate’s department will fund at least one third of the expen...

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Workshop Funding - AMSI Research

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AMSI, AustMS and ANZIAM run joint workshop funding rounds to provide a streamlined process that only requires one application to request funding from two organisations. There are three types of funding available depending on the size of your event. Small Event funding is available up to $8,000 for events with a budget of less than $10,000. Large Event funding is available up to $16,000 for events with a budget of more than $10,000. I want to apply for funding for a…. Stay Up To Date.

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Mahler Lecturer - AMSI Research

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AMSI supports eminent international researchers through the scientific program and its co-sponsorship of the Australian Mathematical Society’s biennial Mahler Lecturer program. 2015 Mahler Lecturer: Professor Manjul Bhargava. Photo courtesy of Infosys Science Foundation. In 2009 AMSI and AustMS partnered with the Clay Mathematical Institute, to combine the Mahler Lectures and the Clay Lectures into the Clay Mahler Lecture Tour. Bhargava is currently a Professor of Mathematics at Princeton University.

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ACE Short Courses - AMSI Research

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From time to time, the AMSI member institutions offer short courses in the Advanced Collaborative Environment. These courses are usually run outside general teaching weeks, in a short but intense period of a couple of weeks. The specialist subject matter might be of interest to students as well as academics. To have access to this program you need to:. Be part of an AMSI Member Institution. Have access to ACE facilities or apply for a Visimeet guest licence, to be able to attend via videoconference.

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Forthcoming ACE Seminars - AMSI Research

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The Ricci iteration on homogeneous spaces. 08 November 2016, 12:00 pm - 08 November 2016, 1:00 pm. ACE Room 310, Physical Sciences 2 - La Trobe University, Bundoora. Advanced Collaborative Environment seminars. The AMSI Research and Higher Education program supports Australia’s academic community, fostering the critical links between researchers in universities, government agencies and business. Stay Up To Date. Join the Research and Higher Education e-news mailing list here.

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National Seminar Series - AMSI Research

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AMSI, in partnership with the national mathematical organisations AustMS, ANZIAM, SSAI, ANZAMP and ASOR, runs a nation-wide seminar series in the Advanced Collaborative Environment (ACE). The seminar series features eminent experts in their field from Australia and overseas. It offers a range of accessible and very high quality seminars for the broader mathematical community in Australia. If you want to participate in any of these seminars you need access to ACE facilities. ACE national seminar conveners.

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Scientific Workshop Archives - AMSI Research

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Workshop on Low-Dimensional Topology & Quantum Algebra. 31 October 2016 - 04 November 2016. Mathematical Sciences Institute, The Australian National University. Mathematical Methods for Applications: ANZIAM-ZAMA Joint Meeting. 11 November 2016 - 14 November 2016. International conference on nonlinear partial differential equations. 21 November 2016 - 25 November 2016. University of New England, School of Science and Technology (C26). Taking advantage of Prof Norm Dancer’s 70th birthday, this conference w...