Dear all,

LMS Prospects in Mathematics Meeting 2019.

This year the LMS Prospects in Mathematics meeting will be hosted by the University of Lancaster (6-7 September 2019).

LMS Prospects in Mathematics Meetings are annual events for Finalist Mathematics Undergraduates and Masters Students who are considering applying for a Ph.D. after they have completed their current studies. The meetings feature speakers from a wide range of mathematical fields across the UK who discuss their current research and what opportunities are available to prospective Ph.D. students, and this year include:

Daniel Colquitt (University of Liverpool) Applied Mathematics
Codina Cotar (University College London) Probability Theory
Riam Kanso (University College London) Conceptionx.org
Zoltan Kocsis (University of Manchester) Proof Theory
Daniel Loghin (University of Birmingham) Numerical Analysis
Benjamin Miller (University of Warwick) Mathematics for Real World Systems
Lucy Morgan (Lancaster University) Operational Research
Helen Ogden (University of Southampton) Statistics Inference
Jon W Pitchford (University of York) Mathematical Ecology
Gesine Reinert (University of Oxford) Applied Probability
Louis Theran (University of St Andrews) Rigidity
Anitha Thillaisundaram (University of Lincoln) Algebra
Brian Tom (University of Cambridge) Biostatistics
Lynne Walling (University of Bristol) Number Theory

Places are free for students and accommodation and some help towards travel costs are provided. Please visit the University of Lancaster’s website for more details and to register: https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/maths/pim2019/ Places still available.

The website contains all the information required for interested students to register for the event and we would be grateful if you could pass on this notice to any Masters’ students and undergraduates about to enter their final year, who may be interested in attending.

Best wishes,

Elizabeth

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