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Virtual Forum for Knowledge Exchange in the Mathematical Sciences

The Newton Gateway to Mathematics, Isaac Newton Institute (INI), International Centre for Mathematical Sciences (ICMS) and Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) are working with various representatives from the mathematical sciences community to develop a virtual forum for knowledge exchange in the mathematical sciences.
 
The main aim is to identify a range of virtual approaches that will help address challenges from business and industry, the third sector, and other groups outside academia. These challenges may be long-standing or may have arisen directly as a consequence of the present disruption to UK society.
 
More details available here.
 

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Upcoming Events

Generative AI and Applications: Next Steps

Wednesday 17th July 2024

This Open for Business event is linked to the INI programme on Diffusions in Machine Learning: Foundations, Generative Models and Non-Convex Optimisation and will take place within the International Workshop on Diffusions in Machine Learning: Foundations, Generative Models, and Optimisation. This event is developed in partnership with the Alan Turing Institute.

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Preventing Future Pandemics: Key Challenges for Mathematical Modelling to Improve Pandemic Preparedness

Tuesday 13th August 2024
Isaac Newton Institute

This Open for Business event takes part within the INI programme on Modelling and Inference for Pandemic Preparedness and aims to provide a meeting ground to facilitate interactions and exchanges between representatives of academia, research and industry, relevant to the theme, with the objective of identifying points of mutual interest and possible co-activity.

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Open for Business Day: Modelling and Applications of Anomalous Diffusions

Thursday 5th September 2024

This Open for Business event is part of an INI programme on Stochastic Systems for Anomalous Diffusion and it is taking part within the workshop Modelling and Applications of Anomalous Diffusions.

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8th Edwards Symposium – Statistical Physics of Soft and Multicomponent Systems

Wednesday 11th September 2024 to Friday 13th September 2024

The Edwards Symposium Series continues to highlight the latest developments in soft matter science with a particular (but not exclusive) emphasis on theoretical and mathematical models, and on how these models can inform industrial processes, materials, and design. Leading academic speakers will present their latest scientific work, aiming to foster collaborative and interdisciplinary discussions across the industry/academia boundary.

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UK Graduate Modelling Camp 2024

Monday 23rd September 2024 to Friday 27th September 2024

The Graduate Modelling Camp is catered for early career mathematicians, those in the first and second years of their doctoral studies, who are keen to get hands-on experience of mathematical modelling. 

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Mathematics Communication Training

Tuesday 1st October 2024 to Wednesday 2nd October 2024
Isaac Newton Institute

This two-day training workshop aims to provide attendees with the skills to address the challenges involved in communicating mathematics to different audiences.
 

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Past Events


Connecting Heavy Tails and Differential Privacy in Machine Learning

Friday 26th April 2024
Wellcome Collection, London

This one-day Open for Business was part of an INI programme on Heavy Tails in Machine Learning and took place within the workshop on SGD: Stability, Momentum Acceleration and Heavy Tails and organised in collaboration with the Alan Turing Institute.

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Prob_AI Hub Launch Event

Tuesday 9th April 2024
Wellcome Collection

This one-day launch event of the Prob_AI Hub included talks from researchers leading on developing the foundations of probabilistic AI.
 

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Testimonials


The study groups provide an outstanding way for us to engage with the academic community. The key is that the study groups engage a wide range of individuals who actively work on a problem. As a result of this approach we can gain much deeper insights than we could by working alone, or even by holding a workshop. By the end of a study group we have usually made real progress in our understanding. That could mean identifying that a particular solution is a dead end. It could mean that we have an actual working solution. Or it could mean that we have scoped out useful future research, so we can focus our efforts in the areas will it make the most difference.

Adam Baylis (Environment Agency)

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The Newton Gateway is the impact initiative of the Isaac Newton Institute,  which is a national and international visitor research institute, running  research programmes on selected themes in mathematics and the mathematical sciences,  with applications over a wide range of science and technology.