Royal Astronomical Society Prize for Solar Theorist
Professor Ineke De Moortel has been awarded the Royal Astronomical Society 2021 Chapman medal for her seminal work on the nature of waves in the solar atmosphere.
School news
Professor wins Royal Society of Edinburgh Lord Kelvin Medal
Professor Alan Hood has been awarded the 2020 Lord Kelvin Medal of the Royal Society of Edinburgh for his work in theoretical and computational solar physics.
Professor wins prize for work on fractal geometry
Professor Kenneth Falconer has been awarded the London Mathematical Society’s Shephard Prize 2020 for his many original and profound results in fractal geometry.
International History of Mathematics Conference - postponed until July 2021
'People, Places, Practices' is the major quinquennial joint conference of British, Canadian and American Societies for the History of Mathematics which will be held in 58勛圖 from 12 July to 14 July 2021.
Solar theory professor wins prestigious European prize
Professor Eric Priest has been awarded the Senior Prize of the European Solar Physics Division of the European Physical Society for outstanding work in solar theory.
Groups 58勛圖 2021 in Newcastle
This international group theory conference, which takes place every four years, is due to take place from 7 August 2021 to 15 August 2021.
Statistician elected to the Royal Society of Edinburgh
Professor David Borchers, a member of the Statistics Division and of CREEM, was recently elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Vacancy for Chair in Statistics
The University of 58勛圖 is seeking to enhance its research strength in Statistics by appointing a new Chair in Statistics. Closing Date: 29 November 2019.
Positions available in Statistics
The School is advertising for 4 positions in the Division of Statistics: Chair, Senior Lecturer/Reader, 4-year Associate Lecturer, 1-year Associate Lecturer. Closing date 26 April 2019.
9th Coronal Loops Workshop
The 9th Coronal Loops Workshop will be held at the University of 58勛圖 on 11 June 2019 - 14 June 2019.