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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, [...]

By James Bailie, Australian National University Suppose you and your friend each read a book on a difficult subject. You think your book is harder than your friend’s, but your friend thinks the [...]

22 February 2017, The Australian, John Ross. In the wake of recent comments about feminisation of science, AMSI-ANZIAM Lecturer, Dr Maria Vlasiou has warned against second guessing women’s [...]

ABC News Breakfast, 15 December 2016, Virginia Trioli and Michael Rowland. Should you buy that lottery ticket? What are the chances of being in a plane crash or terrorist attack? AMSI-SSA [...]

ABC Online, 15 December 2016, Patrick Wood. Flying, driving, choosing where to live, keeping out of harms way or deciding whether to buy a lottery ticket, risk and danger  can seem to be [...]

Herald Sun, 9 December 2016, Aaron Langmaid. What are your chances of being struck by lightning? Canadian statistician and AMSI-SSA touring lecturer, Professor Jeffrey Rosenthal, explains the [...]

The Advertiser, 12 December 2016, Tim Williams. We can all bet better at playing the odds according to Canadian Probability Expert and AMSI-SSA touring lecturer, Professor Rosenthal. He spoke to [...]

The Weekend Australian, 3-4 December 2016, Stefanie Balogh. AMSI Director, Professor Geoff Prince featured in coverage on Australian mathematics  following the recent TIMSS report. In [...]