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Optimal Transport: Mini-Course and Mini-Workshop
The three-day research event combines a mini-course and a mini-workshop on optimal transport. It aims…
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Protected: SMRI Summer School 2027 inspired by low dimensional topology
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An interview with Christian Gaetz: Cracking Combinatorial Invariance for the Coefficient of q
Take a look at modern mathematics, and a sprawling landscape emerges. How do we navigate…
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SMRI welcomes new Deputy Directors Milena Radnović and Tiangang Cui
– in NewsSMRI is pleased to announce the appointment of two new Deputy Directors. Milena Radnović, Deputy…
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Maths at the Museum 2026
For International Day of Mathematics 2026, the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute curated a program of…
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International Day of Mathematics 2026 Colloquia by Tadashi Tokieda
Irrational ways of manufacturing numbersTadashi Tokieda, Stanford University Friday 13th March 2026 Abstract: This is…
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A world from a sheet of paper– International Day of Mathematics Public Lecture by Tadashi Tokieda
Starting from just a sheet of paper, by folding, stacking, crumpling, tearing, we shall explore…
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Focus Period, ‘Mathematical Science of AI Safety’
This focus period ran at the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute from November 3rd – December…
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Fakhteh Ghanbarnejad: Using complex systems to understand epidemics, climate change and social media
In October 2025, Fakhteh Ghanbarnejad visited SMRI and her host, Eduardo Altmann, as part of…
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Algebraic Geometry Workshop
A workshop organised by Paolo Cascini, Ivan Cheltsov, Svetlana Makarova, Evgeny Shinder and Behrouz Taji…
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International Visitor Program – 2025 Round 2 Successful Applicants
– in NewsSMRI congratulates the following researchers in the mathematical sciences on their successful applications. There were…
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Vale Jérémie Guilhot
(1980—2025) At the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute, we were deeply saddened to hear of the…