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Senator Simon Birmingham, Minister for Education and Training, spoke of Australian government support for bioinformatics in his opening message to the participants of AMSI BioInfoSummer 2015. [...]

What makes you, you? The world around us is brimming with structures consisting of discrete and relatable entities, explains AMSI Summer School 2016 Senior Lecturer Dr Stephen Davis, RMIT [...]

For a Christmas tree to make your neighbours green with envy, maths students at the University of Sheffield have the perfect festive formula to help you decorate. Created by members of the [...]

“Why on earth would anyone choose mathematics as a field of discipline to study, or construct a career in the field?” Richard Brown, director of undergraduate studies in Johns Hopkins [...]

You may have seen today’s Google Doodle celebrating George Boole’s 200th birthday, or birthday No. 11001000! George Boole was an English mathematician, philosopher and logician who [...]

The prizes are awarded annually and are a public recognition and tribute to the contributions that our scientists and science teachers are making to Australia’s current and future [...]

The FHCP Challenge Set is a collection of 1001 instances of the Hamiltonian Cycle Problem, ranging in size from 66 vertices up to 9528 vertices, with an average size of just over 3000 vertices. [...]

The Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI) congratulates Dr Jane Elith on her inclusion as one of six science leaders honoured in today’s announcement of the 2015 Prime Minister’s [...]

As this year’s Australian Mathematics Society Medallist (AustMS) and Gavin Brown Best Paper Prize winners, Dr Scott Morrison and Professor Andrew Hassell have set a new standard for outstanding [...]