The incorporation of personal genomic information into patient records would see Australians live healthier lives for longer, according to 2017 Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI) [...]
3 July 2017, Newsmax, Cathy Burke. Maths, science, big data, and computer modelling have revolutionised weather science. Delivering the 2017 AMSI Winter School public lecture, the Bureau of [...]
5 July 2017, Independent UK, Aatif Sulleyman. Could the ability to forecast weather years in advance save lives and reduce the impact of natural disasters? AMSI Winter School 2017 public lecturer [...]
5 July 2017, Daily Mail, Tim Collins. Could weather scientists one day have the capability to deliver ten, twenty or maybe 100 year forecasts? Speaking at AMSI Winter School 2017, the Bureau of [...]
4 July 2017, news.com.au, Benedict Brooks. In a recent interview, AMSI Winter School 2017 public lecturer, Dr Peter May, revealed the impact of maths, science and super computers on weather [...]
29 June 2017, Australian Resources Mining and Agriculture News. The launch of AMSI’s newest flagship training event, AMSI Optimise, will fast track industry-research engagement critical to [...]
Monday, 26 June 2017, Sky News Business. AMSI Optimise speaker and Biarri Energy, Mining and Infrastructure Lead, Dan Sutherland spoke to Ticky Fullerton to mark the event’s launch in [...]
A weather forecasting revolution, 50 years in the making, is saving lives and helping industry make better decisions in the face of chaotic weather and climate change. Head of Research at the [...]
26 June 2017, The Australian Financial Review (AFR), Tim Dodd. The launch of AMSI Optimise has created a platform for critical industry-research engagement to identify new avenues to drive [...]
By William Troiani, The University of Melbourne What can and can’t a computer do This question is central to the area of Mathematics now referred to as computability theory. In the early 1900’s, [...]
