“The most valuable part for me was an exposure and introduction to many new and
cutting-edge techniques. The superior knowledge of the lecturers, and the great structure
of their courses really fast-tracked my understanding of many topics.”

Jacob Priddle, Queensland University of Technology

Developing the Next Generation of Mathematical Scientists

AMSI Winter School is an annual two-week school (first held in 2005) designed for postgraduate students, early-career researchers and industry professionals in the mathematical sciences and related disciplines.

Each year, the school focuses on a specific theme, chosen from emerging national and international research trends and priorities, and provides a scaffolded introduction to current research by national and international experts, presenting open problems or cutting-edge techniques.

Participants expand their skills and knowledge while building collaborative national networks.

Queensland University of Technology will host AMSI Winter School 2023 on Modelling our Changing Biosphere. The program will centre around the planet’s biosphere (the coupled system of physical and biological systems that support human life), and how mathematical modelling can help conserve and sustain it in the face of anthropogenic change.

To maximise the experience, several program extras including social events, specialist lectures, participants talks and activities will complement the academic program to encourage networking and collaboration.

Become a Sponsor

AMSI Winter School provides a rare opportunity to engage with high achieving students and researchers, network with global experts, and open doors to prospective team members.

Increase your profile and gain brand awareness in the mathematical sciences community while connecting with Australia’s future workforce. Speak to us about sponsorship opportunities – funding support is critical!

Committees

Standing Committee

  • Professor Michael Bode
    Queensland University of Technology
  • Professor Joseph Grotowski
    The University of Queensland
  • Professor Tony Roberts
    Queensland University of Technology
  • Professor Tim Marchant
    Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute
  • Angela Coughlin
    Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute
  • Anna Muscara
    Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (Secretariat)

 Local Organising Committee

  • Professor Michael Bode (Event Director)
    Queensland University of Technology
  • Dr Katrina Treloar
    Queensland University of Technology
  • Angela Coughlin
    Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute
  • Anna Muscara
    Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute
  • Darla Trejo
    Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute