Events
Details on below events and additional events will be released in late Summer 2026.
Schedule of workshops
| Date | Event | Organisers |
|---|---|---|
| 17 September 2026 | Power of 3 | IMI |
| 15 October 2026 | Utopian thinking workshop | — |
| 21 October 2026 | Understanding the Resilience of the Future UK Electricity Grid to Extreme Weather | Anna Young (Mechanical Engineering) and Alex Cox (Mathematical Sciences) |
| 21 October 2026 | AI Sustainability Workshop | Marina de Vos and Julian Padget (Computer Science) |
| 22 October 2026 | Film screening: People’s Emergency Briefing | National Emergency Briefing |
| 28 October 2026 | Climate Fresk for Maths PhDs | Christian Rohrbeck (Mathematical Sciences), Climate Fresk |
| Expected early November 2026 | Mapping Heatwaves: Community Knowledge, Inequality and Mathematical Models | Leda Blackwood (Psychology), Julie Barnett (Psychology) and Theresa Smith (Mathematical Sciences) |
| Expected early December 2026 | Quantitative Methods for Infrastructure Resilience: Bridging Mathematics and Civil Engineering | Thomas Kjeldsen (Civil Engineering) and Phil Trinh / Christian Rohrbeck (Mathematical Sciences) |
| Expected December 2026 | Enhancing the Benefits of Mathematical Analysis in Flood Hydrology and Industry Modelling | Phil Trinh (Mathematical Sciences) and Rob Lamb (JBA Trust) |
| 10 December 2026 | Where’s the Maths | SAMBa |
| Expected December 2026 | Climate Change, Fungal Thermotolerance, and Emerging Infectious Disease: Where is the Maths? | Ed Feil (Life Sciences) and Ruth Bowness (Mathematical Sciences) |
Schedule of seminars and ongoing events
| Date | Event | Organisers |
|---|---|---|
| Sept to Dec 2026 | Mathematics for Environmental Research: Seminar and Reading Group | Phil Trinh and Fiona Davies (Mathematical Sciences) |