To p, or not to p?
To p, or not to p? – Dr. James Abdey (London School of Economics, Department of Statistics) Abstract P-values have […]
Natural ventilation, eruption columns and fires: Modelling steady and unsteady turbulent plumes
Natural ventilation, eruption columns and fires: Modelling steady and unsteady turbulent plumes, a talk by Dr John Craske (Research Fellow […]
Forecasting an Ebola Epidemic using Mathematical models
Forecasting an Ebola Epidemic using Mathematical models – Dr Sebastian Funk (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine).
Why is my car insurance so expensive?
Why is my car insurance so expensive? a talk by John Birkenhead CMath FIMA (Independent Consulting Actuary, HJC Actuarial Consulting […]
Forecasting demand for London 2012 and what really happened then and since
Forecasting demand for London 2012 and what really happened then and since, a talk by Sandra Weddell Abstract A presentation […]
Teach First and its unique partnership with industry and maths teaching
Tuesday 21st October 2014, 6:30pm Teach First and its unique partnership with industry and maths teaching, Piers Saunders (Institute of […]
Fail safe or fail dangerous?
Tuesday 24th June 2014, 6.00pm for 6.30pm start ‘Fail safe or fail dangerous?’, Dr Ahmer Wadee (Imperial) Abstract Structural engineering […]
Analysis of Metris’ Robot Coordinate-Measurement Arm: a Mathematics and Industry collaboration
Tuesday 20th May 2014, 6:30pm Analysis of Metris’ Robot Coordinate-Measurement Arm: a Mathematics and Industry collaboration by Robert MacKay (University […]
Pigs didn’t fly, but swine flu
Tuesday 4 February 2014, 6:30pm for 7:00pm start Pigs didn’t fly, but swine flu by Ken Eames and Ellen-Brooks Pollock (Ken […]
Modern Cryptography
Tuesday 29th October 2013, 6:30pm Modern Cryptography by Dr Richard Pinch (Cheltenham) Venue: University of Greenwich, King William Building KW303 Abstract […]







