Australian Mathematical Society

The Australian Mathematical Society (AustMS) was founded in 1956 and is the national society of the mathematics profession in Australia. One of the Society's listed purposes is to promote the cause of mathematics in the community by representing the interests of the profession to government.[1] The Society also publishes three mathematical journals. Currently, the Society's president is Timothy Marchant.[2]

Society awards

Society journals

ANZIAM

ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics) is a division of The Australian Mathematical Society (AustMS). Members are interested in applied mathematical research, mathematical applications in industry and business, and mathematics education at tertiary level.[4]

ANZIAM awards

The ANZIAM Medal

The ANZIAM medal is awarded on the basis of research achievements, activities enhancing applied or industrial mathematics, or both, and contributions to ANZIAM.[5]

MathSport

Since 1992, ANZIAM has organised biennial meetings, initially under the name “Mathematics and Computers in Sport Conferences”, and now under the name "MathSport".[17] Main topics are mathematical models and computer applications in sports, as well as coaching and teaching methods based on informatics.

See also

References

  1. About us, www.austms.org.au
  2. Officials, www.austms.org.au
  3. The ANZIAM Journal, www.austms.org.au
  4. About us, ANZIAM, www.anziam.org.au
  5. 1 2 The ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  6. The JH Michell Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  7. The TM Cherry Prize, www.anziam.org.au
  8. The 1995 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  9. The 1997 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  10. The 1999 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  11. The 2001 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  12. The 2004 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  13. The 2006 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  14. The 2008 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  15. The 2010 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  16. The 2012 ANZIAM Medal, www.anziam.org.au
  17. MathSport, www.anziam.org.au

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