The 6th Australian Mathematical Sciences Student Conference 2018

Dates: 28–30 November
Venue: University of South Australia, City West Campus, Adelaide

The Australian Mathematical Sciences Student Conference is an annual conference for Australian honours and postgraduate students from mathematical sciences and related disciplines. The conference aims to bring students together to enable them to communicate their work, facilitate dialogue, and encourage collaboration, all within a friendly and informal atmosphere.

The 2018 edition of the conference will run from the 28th of November until the 30th of November, immediately prior to the AustMS conference. The conference dinner will be held on the 29th November at the King's Head Pub; and a preliminary schedule will be available on the website on the 22nd November.

Student support funding is available via the generous support of AMSI.

Plenaries

We are delighted to bring you three outstanding early to mid-career plenary speakers from across the country to talk about their research and work.

• Benjamin Burton (Univ. Queensland) – Pure Mathematics
• Douglas Brumley (Univ. Melbourne) – Applied Mathematics
• Juliette Woods (SA Department for Environment and Water) – Industry

Student Talks

All students in attendance are encouraged to give a talk. It is not mandatory to give a presentation to come to the event, but you do need to give a talk if you wish to apply for the Student Support Scheme. Talks will run for 20 minutes with an additional 5 minutes for questions. Please submit talk titles and abstracts (maximum 300 words) to amssc2018@gmail.com.

• LaTeX is the preferred format, but it is not mandatory.
• Abstract submissions close on the 10th November extended until Monday 19th November.

You can still submit an abstract after this date, however it will not appear in the conference booklet.

Organisers

• Elizabeth Bradford (Univ. SA)
• Trang Nguyen (Univ. SA)
• Stephanie Mills (Univ. SA)
• Jody McKerral (Flinders Univ.)
• Maria Kleshnina (Univ. Queensland)
• Phillip Brown (Univ. Adelaide)