- --- a diversity of people in mathematics,
- --- a broader cultural diversity of mathematics in mathematics,
- --- global histories, evolution and transmission of mathematical knowledge,
- --- non-Western and First Nations mathematical knowledges.
- --- decolonisation of undergraduate courses in mathematical sciences,
- --- unprecedented ethical issues, the potential and risks of AI in mathematics education and research.
The program of this research workshop and winter school may include keynote speakers on mathematics histories and the frontiers and futures of their research, expert lectures on diverse mathematical topics of broad interest, and moderated discussion sessions.
Target participants include mathematics research students, early career researchers, university educators and senior researchers, and industry practitioners. Minimum mathematics prerequisite is completion of first-year mathematics to high standard. Lectures and Keynotes will be pitched at 3-4th year undergraduate and beginning postgraduate levels. At least one public lecture will be given, accessible to a general audience.
This will be a fully accessible, friendly, informal and inclusive event. We welcome and value contributions from all participants.
Convenor: Rowena Ball, ANU
Scientific/Organising Committee and Co-Convenors: Lilia Ferrario (ANU, Stephan Tillmann (University of Sydney, Sydney Mathematical Research Institute), Jared Field (UTS), Jordan Pitt (University of Sydney), Eloise Tredenick (University of Canberra)
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