Professor Jeremy Rickard’s 1989 work was chosen by the Journal of the London Mathematical Society summarising major contributions published in the journal since its first edition in 1926.
Applications for Heilbronn Research Fellowships in Pure Mathematics, Data Science, and Quantum Computing are now open.
Indian Women and Mathematics invited Dr Henna Koivusalo to give lectures in Delhi, Chennai and Mumbai this September.
In this podcast Catherine Hobbs speaks to the Foundation for Science and Technology (FST) about university mathematics education in the UK, as part of a series on mathematics education from schools through to employment.
New Mathematics Innovation Initiative (MII) helps tackle real-world challenges with mathematically driven solutions.
Professor Sidharth Jaggi and Dr Yihan Zhang have had a paper accepted for the 67th Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science.
Head of School Professor Oliver Johnson appeared on the BBC this week (Wednesday 24 June) to explain the mysterious mathematical workings of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup.
The University of Bristol's School of Mathematics is set for another positive year at the ICML conference, with its academic staff, postgraduate researchers and an undergraduate student named as authors on five papers accepted by the prestigious event.
A leading mathematician at the University of Bristol has been named as a recipient of one of Germany’s top academic accolades.
Dr Henna Koivusalo has been awarded London Mathematical Society's Emmy Noether Fellow in Mathematics for the time period Aug 2026 - Jul 2027. These prestigious fellowships offer funding of up to £10,000 to support research careers balanced with caregiving responsibilities.
Understanding how wounds heal after injury could be a step closer thanks to a new mathematical model developed by researchers at the University of Bristol.
We’re delighted to share that Professor Catherine Hobbs has been announced as a new member of EPSRC Council recognising her continued leadership and impact across the mathematics community.
Recent School of Mathematics graduate Dr Daniel Milner, and current student Dominic Broadbent, both showcased their pioneering PhD research to academic peers and industry representatives last week, as finalists in one of the UK’s most important mathematics and data science competitions.
Professor David Vincent Evans, Applied Mathematician and former Head of Department, Dean of Science and Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University of Bristol, passed away on 13 March. Professor Richard Porter, his former PhD student, postdoc, colleague and close friend, remembers his life.
School of Mathematics PhD student Ollie Baker – undertaking his research as part of the Compass CDT – attended the House of Commons last week, as a finalist in the prestigious STEM for Britain scientific poster competition.
Laura Monk, Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow, will take part in a celebration of the life and works of Sophie Germain on 1 April 2026. The event will cover the history and the innovations of a less known but valuable 19th century female mathematician.
Professor Ashley Montanaro from the School of Mathematics spoke to the BBC this week (Tuesday 17 March) to respond to new Government proposals for support for quantum computing.
Five colleagues from the School of Mathematics took part in a celebration of Women and Girls in STEM with a focus on Mathematics to a full audience of students, secondary school pupils, parents, teachers, academics and the public in the Fry Building on 11 February.
PhD student, Marina Anagnostopoulou-Merkouri, has been awarded a prestigious LMS Scholarship.
Five colleagues across three schools and two faculties were elected as Fellows of AcadMathSci in the first appointments made by the Academy.
Dr Laura Monk's work on hyperbolic geometry chosen as one of 2025’s three biggest breakthroughs in mathematics worldwide.
