BIG DAYS IN FOR AMSI VACATION RESEARCH SCHOLARS

This week AMSI and CSIRO Vacation Research Scholarship Students met at UNSW Australia to present their summer projects at CSIRO's Big Day In.

Over the two days students presented their research projects. Topics included the algebra of knots, statistical methods to streamline emergency department wait times and algorithms that could revolutionise significance testing.
 
Congratulations to Thomas Moore (far left) and Melissa Lee (far right) who won the Cambridge University Book Prizes for the best presentations.

Event photos

NEXT WEEK’S AMSI/SSAI AGR NATIONAL SEMINAR SESSION

Next week’s AGR national seminar offers a fascinating insight into recent advances in integral estimation.

Delivered by Prof. Pierre L'Ecuyer, University of Montréal this lecture will begin at 11am (AEDT) on Wednesday 19 February, the host will be La Trobe University.

To join this lecture, please book your nearest Access Grid Room.

INSPIRING YOUNG MINDS AT BIOINFOSUMMER 2013

“BioInfoSummer motivated and inspired me with new ideas for my project.

It was exciting to meet and network with PhD students, research assistants, technicians and post docs from all over Australia.

I found myself fascinated by some of the talks and computer sessions. I want to become a more evolved researcher that not only loves molecular biology but bioinformatics as well!”

Pamela Ajuyah, University of Technology Sydney

Register your interest for BioInfoSummer 2014 at Monash University today!

HAPPY VALENTINES DAY