A-level results were released today for students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scottish Higher results were released on 6 August. The LMS congratulates all students and their teachers for all their hard work represented in the results today and extends its warmest wishes to the students for the next step in their journeys.
The Protect Pure Maths Campaign has relaunched as the Campaign for Mathematical Sciences (CaMS). The campaign, which is managed by the London Mathematical Society, aims to advance the mathematical sciences for discovery, innovation and the economy, by supporting engagement and providing specialist advice in maths policy.
The LMS Education Committee is pleased to announce two new Holgate Session Leaders, Niki Kalaydzhieva (based in London) and Jenny Sharp (based in Plymouth).
The London Mathematical Society is pleased to announce the LMS Hardy Lecturer 2025 is Professor Emily Riehl (Johns Hopkins University).
We are proud to be partnering with Waterstones Trafalgar Square on a new series of events which bring maths ideas to a popular audience.
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Wed 17 July 19:00-21:00 |
An evening of Mathematics and Literature Sarah Hart in conversation with Rob Eastaway Show On Homepage
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LMS at the 9th European Congress of MathematicsThe 9th European Congress of Mathematics (9ECM) is taking place from 15-19 July 2024, and the LMS is exhibiting throughout. Come and find us at Booth 22 where you can speak to our Membership and Publications teams and find out more about the Society. The LMS Lecture will take place on 16 July 2024 with Professor Heather Harrington (University of Oxford) as our guest speaker. The LMS Lecture is open to both members and non-members who are attending 9ECM. Programme (all timings are in CEST) Show On Homepage
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LMS President-ElectThe Society is pleased to announce that Professor Mark Chaplain FRSE has been nominated as President Elect of the London Mathematical Society. Show On Homepage
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Louis Bachelier Prize Winner 2024The Prize Committee has recommended to award the 2024 Louis Bachelier Prize to Professor Peter Tankov. Peter Tankov is a mathematician with expertise in applied probability and stochastic modelling. He is currently Professor of Quantitative Finance at ENSAE - Institut Polytechnique de Paris (France). Tankov’s research contributions in applied probability, computational finance and mathematical modelling in finance, have been influential both in academia and among market practitioners and regulators. His research has spanned a broad set of topics, including Show On Homepage
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