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Dear LMS Member
Welcome to your latest LMS e-Update: 13 March 2014
In this issue:
Reminders – Upcoming Events/Deadlines
Application Deadline - Friday 7 March: Cecil King Travel Scholarship. The London Mathematical Society annually awards a £5000 Cecil King Travel Scholarship in Mathematics, to a young mathematician of outstanding promise. The Scholarship is awarded to support a period of study or research abroad, typically for a period of three months. (.)
Application Deadline – Saturday 15 March: LMS-CMI Research School “Building Bridges - Automorphic Forms and Related Topics”, University of Bristol () To apply, please complete the application form () and have a letter of support sent to the organisers at eu.us.afw.2014@. The LMS-CMI Research Schools are also co-sponsored by the Heilbronn Institute.
Society News
1. Amendment to the regulations for the Society’s 150th Anniversary Postdoctoral Mobility Grants.
Eligibility has now been expanded to include candidates with circumstances that make moving impractical (for example childcare responsibilities), who may opt to remain living at home while making shorter visits to other institutions across the three to six month period. Deadline Friday 25 April ()
2. Call for proposals for lms-epsrc durham symposia in 2015 (deadline tuesday 1 april)
The London Mathematical Society invites proposals for Durham Symposia in 2015 and beyond, with the intention to support at least two Durham Symposia in 2015. Prospective organisers should send a formal proposal to the Durham Representative by 1st April 2014. For further details on how to submit a proposal, please visit:
3. Call for proposals for lms-cmi research schools in 2015 (deadline tuesday 1 april)
The London Mathematical Society and Clay Mathematical Institute invite proposals for Research Schools in 2015, with the intention to support four Research Schools in 2015. Prospective organisers should send an outline proposal to Research.Schools@lms.ac.uk by 1st April 2014. For further details on how to submit a proposal, please visit:
LMS Events 2014
31 March; Northern Regional Society Meeting, Durham ()
Speakers: Manfred Einsiedler (ETH Zürich), Giovanni Forni (Maryland), Sanju Velani (York). The meeting is followed by an Easter School on “Dynamics and Analytic Number Theory”
8 April: LMS Society Meeting at the BMC, QMUL ()
Speaker: Claire Voisin (CNRS and Ecole Polytechnique)
To register for the BMC, please visit: Registration closes on 21 March 2014
14-17 April: LMS Invited Lecture Series, UEA (London and Norwich)
Professor Jouko Väänänen (University of Helsinki) will visit London and UEA to give a series of lectures on Games, trees and models; Foundations of mathematics and second order logic and The mathematical theory of dependence and independence. Lectures on April 14 will take place in London, other lectures in Norwich. University accommodation in Norwich will be available. Limited financial support is available with preference given to UK research students and web support for the lectures will be provided. Please contact the organisers for further details: M.Dzamonja@uea.ac.uk. For further details on the 2014 Invited Lectures please visit:
16 April: Joint Society Meeting with the Royal Meteorological Society; Blackett Theatre, Imperial College ()
Speakers: Chris Budd (Bath), Tamsin Edwards (Bristol), Chris Jones (North Carolina), Ted Shepherd FRMetS (Reading), Emily Shuckburgh (British Antarctic Survey), John Taylor (DAMTP, Cambridge).
25 April; Women in Mathematics Day 2014, London – Register by Friday 11 April.
Speakers: Sarah Hart (Birkbeck), Katia Babbar (Lloyds), Anne Juel (Manchester). Any postgraduates, post-docs or research assistants interested in giving a talk or presenting a poster should email Eugenie Hunsicker (e.hunsicker@lboro.ac.uk) by 28 March.
To register, please email Katy Henderson (womeninmaths@lms.ac.uk). Event is free for students and speakers, £5 for all others (payable on the day).
21 May; Gresham Lecture 2014, 6pm; Museum of London – No registration; seats will be available on a first come, first served basis
Speaker: Marcus du Sautoy “The Secret Mathematicians). For more information, please visit
30 June – 5 July; LMS-CMI Research School “Building Bridges - Automorphic Forms and Related Topics”, University of Bristol – Application deadline: Saturday 15 March
For further information please visit: To apply, please complete the application form () and have a letter of support sent to the organisers at eu.us.afw.2014@ The LMS-CMI Research Schools are also co-sponsored by the Heilbronn Institute.
7-11 July: LMS-CMI Research School “An invitation to Geometry and Topology via G2”, Imperial College London
25-29 August; LMS-CMI Research School “Algebraic Lie Theory and Representation Theory”, University of Glasgow - Application deadline: Friday 11 April
For further information please visit: To apply, please complete the application form () and send your CV to the organisers (gwyn.bellamy@glasgow.ac.uk). PhD students must also have an email of support sent to the organisers (gwyn.bellamy@glasgow.ac.uk) The LMS-CMI Research Schools are also co-sponsored by the Heilbronn Institute.
22-26 September; LMS-CMI Research School “Bounded Gaps between Primes”, University of Oxford - Application deadline: Sunday 15 June
For further information please visit: To apply, please complete the application form () The LMS-CMI Research Schools are also co-sponsored by the Heilbronn Institute.
LMS Grants and Funding
Computer Science Small Grants - Deadline Tuesday 15 April ()
Funding for grants up to £500 is available to support a visit for collaborative research at the interface of Mathematics and Computer Science either by the grant holder to another institution within the UK or abroad, or by a named mathematician from within the UK or abroad to the home base of the grant holder.
LMS 150th Anniversary Postdoctoral Mobility Grants – Deadline Friday 25 April ()
The London Mathematical Society will award grants up to £9,200 to mathematicians of excellent promise. The purpose of the grants is to support a period of study and research in mathematics between three and six months in the academic year 2014-15 at one or more institutions other than the holder’s home institution. Applications are also welcome from candidates with circumstances that make moving impractical (for example childcare responsibilities), who may opt to remain living at home while making shorter visits to other institutions across the three to six month period. The grants are intended to support promising researchers during the transitional period between having submitted their thesis and the start of their first post-doctoral employment.
The value of the grant will be calculated at £1,200 per month plus a travel allowance of up to £2,000.At the time of the closing date applicants have to be UK residents. Successful candidates must have submitted their thesis within twelve months before the start of their grant period. Grant holders are allowed to teach up to three hours a week. Otherwise they are expected to spend their working time on study and research. For any queries on the scheme applicants should contact pmg@lms.ac.uk
Small Grants for Education Applications for up to £800 – Deadline Wednesday 30 April ()
LMS Research Grants – Deadline Thursday 15 May (lms.ac.uk/content/research-grants)
Conference Grants (Scheme 1) up to £7,000, Celebrating New Appointments (Scheme 1) £600, Visits to the UK (Scheme 2) up to £1,500, Research in Pairs (Scheme 4) up to £1,200, International Short Visits (Scheme 5) up to £3,000, Postgraduate Conferences (Scheme 8) up to £4,000.
Young British and Russian Mathematicians Grant Scheme - Deadline Thursday 15 May ()
Visits to Russia – up to £500 for travel costs of young British Post-Doctoral Mathematicians to visit Russia to give a series of survey lectures on the work of their school.
Visits to Britain – up to £1,500 to host a young Russian postdoctoral mathematician to give a series of survey lectures on the work of their Russian seminar
Spitalfields Days - Deadline Thursday 15 May (lms.ac.uk/content/spitalfields-days#applications)
Grants of up to £1000 are available to support an LMS Spitalfields Day, which is usually associated with a long-term symposium on a specialist topic at a UK university. Selected participants, often distinguished experts from overseas, give survey lectures (or other types of lecture accessible to a general mathematical audience) on topics in the field of the symposium
Childcare Grants – Applications accepted all year round ()
Up to £200 Supplementary Childcare Grants for parents to enable parents to attend conferences and research meetings
Grace Chisholm Young Fellowships - Applications accepted all year round ()
Each year, the Society offers two fellowships of £1,000 (consisting of £500 personal support and £500 contribution to a host institution) to mathematicians who need support when their mathematical career is interrupted by family responsibilities, relocation of partner, or other similar circumstance.
Research Workshop Grants – Applications can be made at any time but should normally be submitted at least 12 months before the proposed workshop ()
Applications can be between £1,000 and £10,000. Typically, awards are made for between £3,000 - £5,000.
LMS-Sponsored Events (March/April/May)
March
21-22 Classical and Quantum Integrability, Glasgow ()
31 – 3 Apr Aspects of Random Walks, Durham ()
31 – 3 Apr Stochastic Processes and Differential Equations in Infinite Dimensional Spaces, King’s College London ()
April
10. British Mathematical Colloquium 2014, QMUL ()
8 The Mathematics of Brain Dynamics, Birmingham ()
11-12 ICFT2014: 18th UK Meeting on Integrable Models, Conformal Field Theory and Related Topics, Glasgow
14-17 Kent Spectral Theory Meeting, Canterbury ()
23-25 Young Functional Analysts' Workshop, Lancaster ()
28-30 BAMC 2014, Cardiff ()
28 – 1 May Research Students' Conference in Probability and Statistics, Nottingham ()
May
9 Geometry Day V, King’s College London ()
15-17 New and old perspectives on spectral analysis: a celebration of the life and work of W.N.Everitt, Cardiff ()
19-21 Wales Mathematics Colloquium 2014, Gregynog, Powys ()
LMS Blogs Pages
To read the current blogs, start your own discussion and to submit a post, please visit:
The Blogs page also contains links to external blogs which may be of interest to mathematicians.
Other News
Gresham College Lectures in Mathematics 2014
Gresham College are running two series of lectures in mathematics, which will be given by Raymond Flood and Tony Mann
The next lecture by Tony Mann is “Might as well toss a coin: How random numbers help us find exact solutions” – Monday 17th March, 6pm, Barnard’s Inn Hall
The next lecture by Raymond Flood is “Modelling the Spread of Infectious Diseases” – Tuesday 18th February, 1pm; Museum of London. The series illustrates how mathematics has developed more recently and what mathematics can, cannot and hopes to achieve.
Mathematics Teacher Training Scholarships (third round deadline: Monday 28 April; 9am)
The LMS is working with IMA, RSS and MEI to offer 250 Scholarships for secondary maths teacher trainees in the 2014/15 Academic Year. Changes this year include an increase in value to £25,000 (replacing any bursary entitlement) plus a range of membership and other benefits for both the training and NQT year. The third of 6 application rounds is now open and applications should be submitted by 9 a.m. on 28th April. Further information including how to apply can be found on .uk/careers/teacher_scholarships.cfm
INI Call for proposals (deadline: thursday 31 july)
The Institute now invites proposals for 1-, 4- and 6-month research programmes in any branch of the mathematical sciences. Please note a special case should be made for shorter proposals and there is no guarantee these will be held in the summer. The deadline for submission is 31 July 2014, for consideration at the meeting of the Scientific Steering Committee in October 2014. Details on submitting proposals are at newton.ac.uk/callprop.html.
Administrative support is provided for housing, library, computing etc., and around £40,000 per month is available to each programme towards travel and subsistence support for participants and organisers.
Anyone interested in making a proposal is encouraged to contact the Director, by telephone or email, for advice and informal feedback. Contact John Toland, Director. email: jft26@newton.ac.uk tel: +44 (0) 1223 335 980 secretary: +44 (0) 1223 335 982
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