Events in the Department of Mathematics
Find out more about events, seminars and public lectures in the Department of Mathematics.
Interdisciplinarity &: 2026 Series - Co-Authorship: Rotating Roundtables
Co-authoring can offer significant benefits in interdisciplinary research bringing together experts from various fields to produce impactful publications. How can we effectively manage co-authoring processes to ensure equitable contributions and recognition? What best practices can we adopt to enhance collaboration and productivity? Join us to...
Manchester Number Theory Seminar - Tomasz Kosciuszko
Speaker: Tomasz Kosciuszko Title: TBA Abstract: TBA Room: Frank Adams 1
Logic Seminar - Jonathan Kirby
Speaker: Jonathan Kirby (The University of East Anglia) TBC
Manchester Number Theory Seminar - Jenny Roberts (KCL)
Speaker: Jenny Roberts (KCL) Title: TBA Abstract: TBA Room: Frank Adams 1
Digital Trust and Security Webinar: Daniel Shiu
The Internet is shifting to post?quantum security as current encryption weakens. This talk explores the risks &how we can protect our future This event invites participants from all disciplines and backgrounds to come together, fostering interdisciplinary connections and discussions. Talk Title: Can we make the Internet quantum-resistant? The...
Logic Seminar - Orla McGrath
Speaker: Orla McGrath (University of Leeds) TBC
Katie Bentley -- Maths in the Life Sciences Seminar [IN PERSON]
Join us for this seminar by Katie Bentley (KCL/Crick) as part of the Maths in the Life Sciences seminar series (and the online North West Seminar Series in Mathematical Biology and Data Sciences in collaboration with Liverpool Universities). Title and abstract to follow. The talk will be also be streamed via Teams, please contact carl.whitfield@manchester.ac.uk...
Manchester Number Theory Seminar - Joseph Harrison (Warwick)
Speaker: Joseph Harrison (Warwick) Title: TBA Abstract: TBA Room: Frank Adams 1
Logic Seminar - Floris Vermeulen
Speaker: Floris Vermeulen (University of Münster) TBC
Interdisciplinarity &: 2026 Series - Research Ethos: Speed-Networking
Each research discipline has its own ethos—distinct ways of asking questions, applying methods, and communicating ideas. This diversity can sometimes feel like a barrier to collaboration, even within schools, let alone across the wider university. As interdisciplinary research becomes increasingly vital—driven by complex societal challenges...
