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ANU is the best place in Australia to study maths and thanks to our small class sizes, you’ll have direct access to some of the best mathematicians in the world.

We have an exceptionally strong research programs in both theoretical mathematics and contemporary applications.

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Rowena Bell
Monday, 08 Apr 2024
bob dewar
Monday, 08 Apr 2024

MSI pays tribute to Em/Prof. Robert (Bob) Leith Dewar.

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Flying high: from circus school to a maths degree
Tuesday, 12 Dec 2023

It’s not a massive leap to go from circus performer to mathematics graduate, says Grover Lancaster-Cole, from the ANU Mathematical Sciences Institute.

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Portrait of a man standing inside a building

Why maths’ bad reputation doesn’t add up

Associate Professor Adam Piggott knows how mathematical ideas can transform our world, and he wishes more people were in on the secret.
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Exploring the mathematical universe – connections, contradictions, and kale

Exploring the mathematical universe – connections, contradictions, and kale

Pure mathematics often yields unanticipated applications, but without a time machine to look into the future, how do mathematicians like me choose…
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ANU researchers speed up earthquake simulation software

“Faster, more efficient software,” “speedups and code profiling,” and “parallel programming” – these were the central takeaways from the two-week…
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microlocal
30 Jun 2025 | 9am - 11 Jul 2025 | 5pm

The Austral Winter Workshop on Microlocal Analysis and Non-elliptic Fredholm Theory

An Australian Mathematical Winter workshop run by ARC Laureate Professor Andrew Hassell at the Mathematical Sciences Institute, Australian National University. This is a two-week intensive winter workshop, led by Andrew Hassell with two other distinguished researchers from Australia and the USA.
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naidoc
17 Jul 2025 | 10 - 11am

Indigenous mathematics in the finest, most effective, long-distance, communication system in the world

Professor Rowena Ball will be giving a talk on indigenous mathematics, in order to celebrate the NAIDOC week
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Jordan Pitt
31 Jul 2025 | 5:30 - 6:30pm

Sea^2 = Play^2 + Me^2

Join us for a public lecture from Senior Lecturer and Associate Dean Indigenous Strategy & Services Jordan Pitt (University of Sydney). Light refreshments will be served afterwards.
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