June Barrow-Green speaking at Jeremy Gray's retirement conferenceSeminars and Events

The school runs two main series of seminars:

  • The weekly Pure and Applied Mathematics Colloquium takes place in Alan Turing room 306 on Tuesdays at 3.30 pm during normal academic term-time. Tea and coffee are served at 3.00 pm in the Common Area on the 2nd floor.
  • The Statistics Seminar takes place in Alan Turing room 306 on Fridays at 11.00 am during normal academic term-time. Seminars are held roughly monthly, but check the timetable for full details. Tea and coffee are served from 10.30 am.

Seminars and Events

Tuesday, Jan 8th 2019, Alan Turing Room306,

Irene Biza (University of East Anglia)

Competences of mathematics teachers in diagnosing teaching situations and offering feedback to students: Specificity, consistency and reification of pedagogical and mathematical discourses

Tuesday, Jan 15th 2019, Alan Turing Room 306,

Lefteris Kirkinis (Imperial College, London)

To follow

Tuesday, Jan 22nd 2019, Alan Turing Room 306,

Petra Staynova (University of Leeds)

To Follow

Tuesday, Jan 29th 2019, Alan Turing Room 306,

Vasiliki Evdoridou (The Open University)

To Follow

Tuesday, Feb 5th 2019, Alan Turing Building Room 306,

Camilla Gilmore, (Loughborough University)

To Follow

Tuesday, Feb 12th 2019, Alan Turing Room 306,

Kit Nair (University of Liverpool)

On unique ergodicity and two rotations

Thursday, Feb 21st 2019, Alan Turing Room 306,

Nicolas Michel (University Paris-Diderot

D'un trait de plume: The writing of generality in Chasles 'higher geometry'

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