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27 May 2024: Haynes is interested in all things that move within the Earth's atmosphere and its oceans. ... It's great from a personal satisfaction point of view, of course," says Haynes.

27 May 2024: said Polymathic AI principal investigator Shirley Ho, a group leader at the Flatiron Institute's Center for Computational Astrophysics in New York City. ... That's what we want to do — to try and make it happen.".

27 May 2024: s possible to try to answer the completist question of finding all possible symmetries. ... Parts of algebraic geometry are more developed than the corresponding parts of symplectic geometry, so the current state of the theory is much richer.

27 May 2024: I work in statistical theory. That means I check that the ways people try to make sense of data will work, in that they'll converge on the truth as more ... My professor wrote the third year statistics theory course that I regularly supervise so the

27 May 2024: Also it's exciting to collaborate with such an amazing team and learn from each other.". ... What's more, when video footage is involved, a human needs to label a video frame by frame.

27 May 2024: Cates says that this is the first time in his lifetime that he's encountered such an urgent call to arms for mathematicians and scientists to help save lives. ... We are all humans first and mathematicians or scientists second – faced with a human

27 May 2024: Partly it was the age-old lure of number theory, whose seemingly simple questions often turn out fiendishly hard to prove. ... In the 1990s it was realised that there's a very deep connection [between the theory of dynamical systems] and hard questions

27 May 2024: Where's that come from? The only thing that will hinder you here is being as good as the next [person] - and that's fair.". ... Lewis's hard work, commitment and dedication forms an inspirational thread through the programme.

27 May 2024: For example when we get new types of data we have to unpack it to explore what's there. ... Now we do that again (at least virtually) and it's an absolute joy.

27 May 2024: Symplectic geometry does have applications outside of mathematics. It informs knot theory, which has some applications in biology. ... Unlike, for instance, biology, where lots of theory gets rewritten every couple of years.".