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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20230529T090000
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URL:https://anziam.org.au/events/vicanziam-one-day-meeting-may-2023/
SUMMARY:VicANZIAM One Day Meeting May 2023
DESCRIPTION:Date: Monday 29th May 2023\, 9am – 5pm\nLocation: Building 80
 \, RMIT Melbourne City campus\n\nAbout the event\nThe Victorian branch of 
 the Australian and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics Society 
 (VicANZIAM) is delighted to announce a one-day meeting of the Australian a
 nd New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics Society.\n\n\nIn this ev
 ent\, we will bring together applied and industrial mathematicians from a 
 broad range of backgrounds and at various career stages. We will host four
  plenary speakers from government\, industry and academia. The workshop wi
 ll also include a poster session open to students and postdoctoral researc
 hers to present work in progress. There will be a $200 prize for the best 
 student poster.\n\n\nDownload the event booklet here!\n\n\nPlenary speaker
 s\nWe are honoured to host the following plenary speakers:\n\n\nDr Matthew
  Faria\n\n\n\nDr Matthew Faria is an researcher in Biomedical Engineering 
 at the University of Melbourne\, where he is the inaugural recipient of th
 e Rejane Langlois Fellowship and earned a PhD (2018). He holds a BS in Com
 puter Science from Carnegie Mellon (2004). Prior to academia\, Matt worked
  for more than 5years as a software engineer in Boston\, Barcelona\, and S
 ydney – skills that still influence his work today\n\n\nDr Rheanna Mainz
 er\n\n\n\n\nDr Rheanna Mainzer is a Biostatistician at the Murdoch Childre
 n’s Research Institute. She is currently working on developing and evalu
 ating methods for handling missing data in large-scale longitudinal studie
 s. She also provides statistical leadership for studies undertaken by rese
 archers in the areas of respiratory health and preterm birth.\n\n\nDr Davi
 d Neuzerling\n\n\n\nDavid Neuzerling is a data scientist\, R programmer\, 
 and econometrician. After completing a PhD in mathematics at La Trobe univ
 ersity in 2016 he moved into industry\, training machine learning models a
 nd working with data in banking and finance. He has a corgi named Parsnip.
 \nDr Özge Özçakır\n\n\n\n\n\nDr. Ozge Ozcakir (Boeing Research & Techn
 ology\, Australia) earned her Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from Bilk
 ent University (Ankara\, Turkey) and her PhD in Mathematics from the Ohio 
 State University. She has been working as an Applied Mathematician at Boei
 ng since January 2022 specializing in CFD modelling. Prior to her current 
 role\, she held research-focused roles at Monash University. Her academic 
 research concerned numerical investigation of non-linear coherent structur
 es to understand the mechanism that leads to turbulence in different geome
 tries.\nMr Cheng Yang\nCheng Yang is the Director\, Data and Analytics\, D
 epartment of Jobs\, Precincts and Regions\, Victorian State Government (fu
 ll bio to appear shortly).\n\n\nPoster session\n A poster session for stud
 ents and postdoctoral researchers will be a focus of the event. This was a
  particular highlight of 2022’s workshop.\nThe session will begin with a
  “lightning round”. Each poster presenter will give a 2-3 minute adver
 tisement accompanied by one slide.\nThis will be followed by the poster se
 ssion proper.\n\n\nA title and abstract will need to be submitted by 15th 
 May 2023.\nThere will be a $200 prize for the best student presenter.\n\n\
 nThe physical posters can be of any size and format\, but no larger than v
 ertical A0 (841 x 1188 mm). The poster boards at the venue can be used wit
 h either pins or Velcro. It is recommended that your bring your own Velcro
 .\n\n\nRegistration\n\nRegistration is now open with a deadline of 15th Ma
 y 2023.\n\n\nPleaser register and submit your abstract at: https://www.mat
 hematics.org.au/sys/registration/identity.php?conf_id=63.\n\n\nRegistratio
 n fees are as follows:\n\n\n\n CategoryPrice (incl. GST)\nStudents$20\nRet
 ired academics $40\nAll others $50\n\n\nRegistration will include lunch an
 d morning and afternoon tea. We are very grateful to ANZIAM for a generous
  grant to enable us to keep the fees low.\n\n\nLocation and timetable\nAll
  events take place on Level 7 of RMIT Building 80 (Swanston Academic Build
 ing)\, 445 Swanston Street VIC 3000.\n\n\n\n    \n        Time \n        E
 vent\n        Location \n    \n    \n        8.50-9.00\n        Arrival an
 d Registration\n        Building 80\, Level 7 \n    \n    \n        9.00-9
 .10\n        Welcome and introduction\n        Level 7 Lecture theatre 01 
 \n    \n    \n        9.10-9.55\n        Plenary talk 1: Neuzerling\n     
    Level 7 Lecture theatre 01 \n    \n    \n        9.55-10.40\n        Pl
 enary talk 2: Mainzer\n        Level 7 Lecture theatre 01 \n    \n    \n  
       10.40-11.00\n        Morning tea\n        Level 7 Room 05 \n    \n  
   \n        11.00-11.40\n        Lightning round 1\n        Level 7 Lectur
 e theatre 01 \n    \n    \n        11.40-12.25\n        Poster session 1\n
         Level 7 Room 05 \n    \n    \n        12.25-1.10\n        Lunch\n 
        Level 7 Room 05 \n    \n    \n        1.10-1.55\n        Plenary ta
 lk 3: Faria\n        Level 7 Lecture theatre 01 \n    \n\n\nContact and qu
 eries\nIf you have any questions\, please email Ed Hinton (ehinton -at- un
 imelb.edu.au).\n\n
CATEGORIES:Meeting
LOCATION:Building 80, RMIT Melbourne City campus
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