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The AAMSC 2025 has been cancelled.
The AAMSC 2025 has been cancelled.
We're very sorry but there's not enough organising members this year.
We're very sorry but there's not enough organising members this year.
Details
Details
Where: La Trobe University, Bundaroo, Melbourne Victoria
When: 13th - 15th December 2025
Highlights
Highlights
Student Talks – Showcase your research in a supportive environment. It doesn't have to be something you've done new, but just a presentation on your field of research!
Plenary Talks – Hear from leading mathematics students on their research and journey.
Workshop - Learn about how Representation Theory can see use in Machine Learning!
Poster Competition - We want undergraduate students to attend too and have a chance at presenting on a topic of their interest! The postgraduate students will vote on a winner of $150!
Social Events – Opportunities to connect with peers and colleagues.
Aligned with AustMS 2025 – Held back-to-back with the AustMS Annual Meeting.
Travel Support – Available through the [AustMS student support Scheme] for students also presenting at AustMS.
Conference Dinner – Details TBA.
Plenary Speaker -
Noah Vinod
Chasing the Wind: An Introduction to Fluid Dynamics and the Analysis of Partial Differential Equations.
Nearly all matter in the universe can be described as a fluid—any material that deforms under stress, not necessarily a liquid. Despite their ubiquity, fluid dynamics remains one of the most chaotic and nonlinear phenomena in classical physics and is still poorly understood. It has challenged mathematicians, physicists, and engineers alike, and continues to be a rich and open area of research. In this talk, we will explore some of the fundamental principles of fluid dynamics, derive the Navier–Stokes and Euler equations, and introduce key theoretical ideas and techniques developed for the analysis of these and other partial differential equations.
Plenary Speaker -
Eve Cheng
Around a Campfire:
My Interdisciplinary Story
In this talk, I take an autobiographical look at my research journey across mathematics, physics, and political science, using my own interdisciplinary experiences as a case study in how knowledge is produced. I reflect on the ways our identities, assumptions, and disciplinary backgrounds shape what we see as “facts,” and argue that being aware of the “we” in our research is essential to our own personal growth as researchers. Through an example of methodological change in network research within political science, I explore how reflexivity can open new directions for inquiry. I also discuss the structural and personal challenges of working across disciplines—the uncertainty, the struggle to define one’s research identity—and how these moments of disorientation can be both inevitable and productive in interdisciplinary practice.
Program
Program
Details TBA
The main program will run from 10am to 5pm to allow for local students to travel to-and-from. Lunch will be catered, as well as a small morning & afternoon tea.
We will have plenary sessions on Saturday & Sunday afternoon.
The social activity will be on Saturday evening and the dinner on Sunday evening!
Discord
Discord
There is a dedicated discord channel on the AAMS server just for this conference. This is the perfect place to link up with other participants both prior to and at the conference.
See the Discord page for how to join.
FAQs
FAQs
Q1 - When will accommodation information be released?
All participants will need to arrange, book and pay for their own accommodation. No accommodation will be provided by the conference organisers.
Q2 - Will there be any prize or competition for talks?
There will be no prize or award for any talk.
Q3 - When I registered, I indicated I will give a talk. I no longer want to give a talk. What should I do?
That is not a problem. Simply email the conference director before abstracts are due and let them know.
Q4 - Is there a dress code for the special sessions or conference dinner?
No. You can wear what you wish within normal public decency obviously.
Sponsors
Sponsors
Code of conduct
Code of conduct
By attending and participating in this conference you agree to follow the following code of conduct:
Additionally, you agree to be liable for costs in the event that you indicate you are attending the conference or a component of the conference but fail to turn up.
Further, you also agree that your photograph may be taken and used by AAMS for promotional purposes.
To report any breaches of the conduct or if you have any questions or concerns, please contact the conference director.
Contact
Contact
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