What: Volunteer to speak at a symposium for mathematically-inclined PGR students!
When: Friday, October 11th 2024, 10:30 – 16:30 in the VisLab (Maths & Computer Science building)
Who: PGR students in Computer Science, Maths, Physics, Engineering whose work includes any aspect of pure or applied mathematics suitable for a general PGR audience.
Why: Present your research to a friendly audience, see what other research happens at Durham, get to know fellow PGR students, free lunch & coffee!
The SIDur Exec are excited to announce that the next SIDur PGR Symposium will be held at 10:30-16:30 on Friday, October 11th 2024 in MCS1022 (VisLab) in the Department of Computer Science.
The SIDur PGR Symposium is a half-day research seminar for PGR students across Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics and Engineering whose work includes any aspect of pure, applied or industrial mathematics suitable for a general PGR audience. The event includes free coffee & lunch and is a great opportunity to practise presenting your research to a friendly audience of interested PGR students.
Sign up here to speak at the Symposium.
Why speak at the SIDur PGR Symposium?
- You’ve got some interesting research to share and we want to hear about it!
- You’ll get to meet other like-minded PhD students!
- Did we mention that lunch & coffee are provided?
- It’s a chance to practise your speaking skills in front of a friendly audience!
So if you’re interested in talking about your research to a friendly audience of like-minded PhD students (of course you are!) then register here to give a 15-minute talk.
We aim to make our events as inclusive and representative as possible and encourage speakers from all backgrounds to apply. If you are a member of a minority group we hope you will consider speaking at this event.
Key Dates
20/09/2024 – title & abstract submission
04/10/2024 – speakers notified
Format
Presentations should be 15 minutes long with 5 minutes for questions and should be suitable for a general STEM PGR audience with some background in mathematics.
For a list of previous talks, see the symposium page.