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Past events
Find information about past ANU MSI events.
Honours Seminar »
Honours seminar: 25 minute talks
The model-independent theory of (∞,1)-categories »
We watch the second of four talks given by Emily Riehl.
Big Mathematics for Big Data »
In this public event, Associate Professor Vidit Nanda will describe how topology, the mathematical study of shapes and their deformations, has emerged as a powerful new technique for data analysis.
Lie Superalgebras via Schur-Weyl duality and Categorification »
Lie Superalgebras via Schur-Weyl duality and Categorification
Categorified Braid Group Action 2: Relating Type-B and Type-A Braid Group Actions »
Graduate student seminar: Relating Type-B and Type-A Braid Group Actions
Workshop on Monge-Ampere equations: in celebration of Professor John Urbas’s 60th birthday »
The aim of this workshop is to bring together international leading mathematicians and provide participants an opportunity to exchange ideas and foster/enhance collaborations.
Theorem provers as tools for mathematicians & computability and Kolmogorov complexity »
This seminar series will consist of two talks: Theorem provers as tools for mathematicians by Associate Professor Scott Morrison from MSI and Mechanising computability and Kolmogorov complexity (in HOL) by Dr Michael Norrish, from Data61.
Geometry of Ricci solitons »
In this seminar, Professor Huai-Dong Cao will discuss some recent progress on Ricci solitons, especially in dimension four.
The model-independent theory of (∞,1)-categories »
We watch the first of four talks given by Emily Riehl.
Path signatures in topology, dynamics and data analysis »
In this talk, Professor Nanda will describe the homotopical origins of path signatures, their subsequent application to stochastic analysis, and how they facilitate efficient machine learning in topological data analysis.
