“My favourite part was experiencing what research is like. I enjoyed
studying a specific concept in detail, and making new discoveries
was extremely rewarding.”

Meg Tully, The University of Melbourne

Past Student Blog Posts

Cell Type Deconvolution using LDA!

Yichen Jiang

The University of Melbourne

Abstract: Cell Type Deconvolution is the process of uncovering cell type proportions in a biological tissue. Although it does not ...
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How learning by doing has inspired me

Rebecca Milne

Queensland University of Technology

Abstract: Research is something that is talked about a lot in the world but rarely do people get a chance ...
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I am happy to love maths

Nina Hadzivukovic

Queensland University of Technology

As I see it, according to the media, finding “love” is the number one way to bring meaning to one’s ...
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Unveiling the Joy of Math: From Stress to Passion

Minh Thu Nguyen

Swinburne University of Technology

Abstract: Discover how enduring long school days and parental pressure shaped my passion for math in a demanding academic environment ...
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Exploring Techniques for Low-Diameter Networks in High-Performance Computing

Matthew Cochran

Deakin University

Abstract: In this blog post, we delve into the fascinating world of graph theory and its intersection with computational mathematics ...
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The Journey of Mathematics

Liam Barnes

The University of Newcastle

Anyone who knows me, even just a little, also knows that I have a passion for Mathematics. Admittedly, it is ...
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Equivariant Homology and Cohomology

Kenrick Chung

University of New South Wales

Abstract Homology and Cohomology are functors which describe a topological spaces geometry. These invariants tell us loosely speaking about how ...
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SO(n)-invariant Einstein metrics

Joseph Kwong

The University of Queensland

Smooth manifolds are generalisations of smooth curves and surfaces to higher dimensions. A Riemannian metric is a mathematical object defined ...
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Stochastic Optimal Control

Jonathan Mavroforas

University of Technology Sydney

Abstract In my report, stochastic optimal control and robust filtering were examined under the theory of rough paths. Methods were ...
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Incidence geometry is non-trivial, I promise!

Jolyon Joyce

The University of Western Australia

Abstract: Mathematics students often joke about the word ‘trivial’. The word in its serious usage means that a given object ...
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Maths is Creative

Jason Lu

The University of Western Australia

Abstract: Questions in maths can appear strict and one-dimensional. Here, I share my thoughts on the creativity and complexity involved ...
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An interest in mathematics

Nelly Tucker

Monash University

Abstract This blog describes what makes and has made mathematics interesting to me as a kid and still now as ...
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The Math-Data Science Dance: How I Found My Groove in Numbers

Saakshi Singh

Western Sydney University

Abstract: Join me on a journey of rediscovery as I share my personal story of falling in and out of ...
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Topology and Complexity of Braided Magnetic Fields of the Sun

Zachariah Jones

The University of Newcastle

During my participation in the AMSI Summer Research over the last 6 weeks, I have had the opportunity to delve ...
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How AI can play Pacman

Joel Woodfield

The University of Queensland

Abstract/Preview: Can AI play games like Pacman? Yes, they can. Reinforcement learning algorithms can get a computer to learn to ...
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Mathematics, Accounting and Dynamical Systems

James Kelly

The University of Melbourne

Abstract: Many people are not familiar with the theory of polytonality, nor can they read sheet music. Yet nearly ...
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Safeguarding Our Data in the Post-Quantum Era

Jason Liu

The University of Sydney

Abstract: Quantum computing poses a serious threat to the safety of our data and communications. Shor’s algorithm is a quantum ...
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Keeping Dogs Safe with Mathematics

Thomas Hanyang Zheng

The University of Sydney

Abstract Dogs are our best friends. We rely on them for some very important roles, like livestock herding and emergency ...
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Why People care about Constructivism

Isaac Bankier

University of Wollongong

Blog Abstract: In mathematics the obvious choice is not always the right one. This applies even to the very definition ...
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An Introduction to Spectral Theory

Enxi Lin

The University of New South Wales

In the field of functional analysis, Spectral Theory studies the spectrum of bounded linear operators, which is a generalisation of the ...
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Language and Learning Maths

Emily Palit

Monash University

Abstract: What kind of language do opt for when you’re helping someone with a maths problem? How does your brain ...
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I’ve had an interesting journey deciding what area of maths – pure, applied or statistics

Elizabeth Mabbutt

University of Wollongong

Abstract: I’ve had an interesting journey deciding what area of maths - pure, applied or statistics - I wanted to ...
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Cooking Up Success with Data Augmentation: Demystifying the Enhancement of Machine Learning Models

Dillon Batdorf

RMIT University

Abstract Data Augmentation is like a chef experimenting with a recipe to improve the dish. Used in machine learning, it ...
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WHAT YOU SEE AIN’T WHAT YOU GET – EXPLORING BRAIN PERCEPTION USING BAYES THEORY

Chih Yuan (Yuan) Chan

University of New England

When you are looking at something, what you are seeing is not what you are getting. Allow me to explain ...
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Forgetting the direction of directed graphs

Chun Hei Lee

The University of Adelaide

When people talk about graphs, there are two main kinds, namely directed graphs and undirected graphs. A graph can be ...
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Dots, lines, and Categories

Alex Marciano

The University of Adelaide

Abstract. Graphs are easily understood mathematical objects, comprised of dots and lines between them. Category theory is a way of ...
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The Universal Language

Sarah Kawaguchi

Western Sydney University

Growing up I have always loved puzzles and solving problems that required logic, yet I did not discover a passion ...
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Moving Through Word Embedding Space

Gabriel Schussler

Western Sydney University

For me, mathematics provides a gateway to understanding the world and changing it for the better. With massive breakthroughs we ...
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BILEVEL OPTIMISATION IS ALL AROUND US

Tran Khanh Hung Giang

University of Sydney

In the study that I was working on during six weeks of AMSI Vacation Research Scholarship 2022-23, I studied bilevel ...
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What is a Riemann Surface?

Tiernan Cartwright

University of Sydney

Riemann surfaces involve calculus, geometry, and complex numbers. This blog post goes through the main ideas related to these topics ...
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Self-similarity is a familiar geometric property. In the eyes of algebra, however, what is a self-similar group?

Amelie Skelton

University of Sydney

Self-similarity is a familiar idea to most—the idea that an object like a coastline or a branching tree can repeat ...
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The Role of Programming in Pure Mathematics

Marcus Chijoff

The University of Newcastle

When you think about pure maths, you’ll think about pages filled with definitions and theorems becoming increasingly abstract. What you ...
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Modelling the Biological and Chemical Clogging of Permeable Reactive Barriers

Lucy Dowdell

The University of Newcastle

Mathematics has always been my passion, specifically I always had an interest in mathematical modelling. So I was excited to ...
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Modelling the dynamic response of a rail track with rubber inclusion

Josiah Murray

The University of Newcastle

Mathematics is a dynasty. One that spans centuries and is intrinsically tied to our wider histories. But we often only ...
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Not a ‘Maths Person’

Anna Carpenter

The University of Newcastle

It’s a phrase I’m sure almost every Maths student has heard. From friends, relatives – I’m just not a maths ...
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Girls Can Do Maths – My Journey in Mathematics as a Girl

Yuqi Liu

The University of New South Wales

Anecdotally, when I struggled with a maths concept in primary school, I was told by my teacher “It’s okay because ...
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Randomization Techniques for Large-Scale Optimization

Xiaoyu Li

The University of New South Wales

The world of optimization is an exciting and dynamic field that touches many areas of our lives. From improving the ...
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The water that bears the boat is the same that swallows it up

Yixin Kang

Macquarie University

In fact, for a fluid, there are two different moving states. One is called laminar, which is smooth and stable, ...
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Gambling Against Cheaters

Joel Denning

Macquarie University

Imagine a gambler playing a game repeatedly (albeit a finite number of times, say ), accumulating or losing some winnings ...
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Optimal Control in Stochastic Hydrodynamic Models

Michael Nefiodovas

University of Western Australia

Inverse optimisation is an interesting and important field that seeks to solve the inverse problem of optimisation by determining the ...
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You Can’t Have Imposter Syndrome If You’re Actually an Imposter

Joshua Troy

University of Western Australia

I share some thoughts on my experience with the all too common mathematical imposter syndrome. It must be emphasised that ...
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The immense power of mathematics

Brenton Horne

University of Southern Queensland

As someone that has had an interest in the world around me since early childhood, developing an interest in mathematics ...
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Supersymmetric quantum mechanics and Witten index

Yixiang Wang

The University of Melbourne

We explore a basic topological characteristic associated with supersymmetric theories, called the Witten index. The project starts with recalling basic ...
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Predicting Stock Price Volatility — Try FDA!

Runqiu Fei

The University of Melbourne

In support of today’s frequent and continuous decision makings in the financial stock market, we employ Functional Data Analysis (FDA) ...
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NanoSplicer

Patrick Grave

The University of Melbourne

NanoSplicer (Yupei You et al, 2022) is a program that accurately identifies splice junctions using Oxford Nanopore Sequencing data. It ...
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The Power of Pólya Urn Model: Deciphering Complex Systems with Simple Math

Jiani Xie

The University of Melbourne

Have you ever been curious about how mathematicians decipher complicated systems such as the evolution of species or the spread ...
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Riemann Integration and Lebesgue Integration

Yawei Chen

University of Adelaide

The Lantern Festival is a traditional Chinese festival. When I was a child, for the Lantern Festival, my parents would ...
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What is Meant by the Category of Dessins d’Enfants?

Thomas Dee

University of Adelaide

When I tell you my project is concerned with ‘the category of dessins d’enfants’, it is likely that three questions ...
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Why We Study Category Theory!

Paawan Jethva

University of Adelaide

Category theory is a general theory of mathematical “structures.” (We will explain what we mean by “structure” in the article.) ...
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Maths, Art, and Staring Blankly at Numbers on a Whiteboard

Macey Lawson

University of Adelaide

I live and breathe for all types of art, so why exactly did I choose to study mathematics instead? I ...
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The Security of Cryptography

Lachlan Schilling

University of Adelaide

Living in a world in which technology is becoming more and more integrated with our daily lives, it is necessary ...
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Modelling Stress Fibres

Timothy Ryall

University of Queensland

When you hear stress fibres most people tend to think of muscles, these two are similar in certain ways, they ...
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An Introduction to Supergeometry

Benjamin Kruger

University of Queensland

An extension to the standard model of particle physics is the theory of supersymmetry. In the current standard model of ...
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Dynamical System Approach to Modelling of Electromagnetic Stirring

Rakindu Wickramarathne

Swinburne University of Technology

Electrodynamics and fluid mechanics might not necessarily sound like two fields with much overlap at first glance, but the range ...
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My motivation for mathematics

Mikaela Westlake

Queensland University of Technology

Abstract: Finding ones reason to continue through research in mathematics is a difficult and personal question to ask. My purpose ...
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Online shopping, Among Us and the Secrets of the Universe

Dan Tran

Queensland University of Technology

Our lives are shaped by all our past, current and future choices, but how do we make them? How can ...
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I Didn’t Like Maths

Oscar Eden

Monash University

I didn’t like maths, but just spent six weeks of my uni holidays doing mathematical research (specifically knot theory). A ...
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Life is a Random Walk on a Discrete Lattice

Liam Wood-Baker

Monash University

When I was accepted into AMSI’s summer research scholarship program, I confess I didn’t really know what I had signed ...
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Why I Study Maths, and Why You Should Too?

Jack Mills

Monash University

Since choosing to major in maths at university and even more now that I am starting my honours year in ...
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What is the Potts model?

Huateng Zhu

Monash University

In 1952, Robin Potts introduced the Potts model in his PhD thesis as a generalisation of the Ising model, which ...
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Why Math??

Soprom Meng

La Trobe University

There are a lot of people who hate math and does not to get involved in this subject. However, if ...
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My Journey To Mathematics

Lauren White

La Trobe University

My journey to studying mathematics was not a straightforward path out of school. Whilst maths has always been a part ...
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The Journey of researching ice sheet

Yihong Mei

James Cook University

In this blog post, I share my experience as a data science student researching ice sheets. From finding the project ...
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Minimizing Costs in Glass Cutting with Variable-Sized 2D Bin Packing: An Approximate Decomposition Based Approach

Xiaojuan He

Deakin University

Imagine you are an employee in the glass industry tasked with producing rectangular pieces from large glass sheets. You have ...
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Integrating Genomic and Clinical Data to Improve Ovarian Cancer Patient Outcomes

Jecinta Jaarola

Curtin University

Ovarian cancer is the most lethal form of gynaecological malignancy, with almost 314,000 women diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 20201 ...
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Classifying Stages of Endometrial Cancer

Sophie Giraudo

The University of Western Australia

Endometrial cancer is the most common cancer of the female reproductive system. Though typically diagnosed quickly, it is difficult to ...
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The Essence of Mathematics Lies in Its Freedom

Liuhao Yu

The University of Western Australia

As a Chinese student who grew up in China in early 2000s, I was greatly influenced by the social environment ...
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My Favourite Piece of Maths, the Borsuk Ulam Theorem, and a Point About Mathematical Communication

Daniel Claassen

The University of Western Australia

We as mathematicians are always aiming to push the field forward, which often means that we can leave some behind ...
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Bayesian Statistics

Mark Youssef

University of Technology Sydney

“If someone is able to show me that what I think or do is not right, I will happily change, ...
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Paths Through the Matrix

Aden Northcote

University of Technology Sydney

When I first reached out to my project supervisor Murray Elder about this project, I had never dealt with generating ...
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Triangulations

Rajan Shankar

The University of Sydney

Triangulations are a way of decomposing surfaces into triangles. For a variety of purposes, it is of interest to understand ...
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Kepler Problem

Jonathan Skelton

The University of Sydney

Various generalisations exist of the Kepler Problem beyond flat everyday geometry to more exotic geometries. An example of such a ...
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Why I Study Mathematics

Georgio Hawi

The University of Sydney

“People study mathematics for many reasons and in this blog post I talk about why I love and study mathematics ...
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Geometries of Higher-Dimensional Spheres That Are Invariant Under Symmetries

Patrick Donovan

The University of Queensland

We consider the problem of finding and classifying Einstein metrics on spheres that are invariant under certain rotational symmetries. In ...
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Procrastinating on YouTube Made Me Interested in Maths

Kyle Macaskill

The University of Queensland

Procrastination is something that most of us probably do. Some of us procrastinate by doing productive tasks such as cleaning ...
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The Problem With Physics

Jesse Woods

The University of Queensland

Physics has a problem. Our two most successful theories are incompatible at the fundamental level. On one hand, we have ...
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Maths as a Kid

Jaco van Tonder

The University of Queensland

As a kid I was introduced to ‘real maths’ through maths competitions involving visual puzzles. These puzzles stimulated creative problem ...
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Evolving the Metric by Moving in the Direction of the Bach Tensor

Adam Thompson

The University of Queensland

Geometric evolution equations provide a powerful method of studying the geometry of manifolds by evolving a metric in a particular ...
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Mathematics in Insurance

Patrick Gillen

University of Wollongong

Models are used extensively in the modern day, but if the foundations of a model doesn’t accurately reflect the process ...
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Data Assimilation for Korteweg-De Vries Equations

Michael Kaminski

University of Wollongong

The first half of my project’s title, data assimilation (or DA), is an umbrella term which describes many different statistical ...
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American Option Pricing with Transaction Costs

Jeremy Sterjovski

University of Wollongong

Many have the opinion mathematics is exclusively isolated to esoteric applications with little real-world use. This couldn’t be further from ...
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Quantifying Twistedness

Jamie Bell

University of Wollongong

Mathematicians have been interested in the study of shapes since its very inception. In modern times, many very sophisticated tools ...
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Analytic Theory for Magnetic Skyrmions in a Thin Film

Ellen Lu

The University of Newcastle

Have you ever complained about not enough data storage space for your computer, or your hard drive is too power ...
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Bayes or Not Bayes?

Yuxin Yan

The University of Melbourne

There has been a long debate between Bayesian statistics and frequentist statistics. What is the difference between them? Should I ...
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What Do Trivia and Mathematics Have in Common?

Yifan Guo

The University of Melbourne

Many combinatorial identities can be proved by simply telling an intuitive story. The story doesn’t end there! When generalising existing ...
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The Relationships Between Things

Muhammad Haris Rao

The University of Melbourne

When I tell people outside of mathematics that I am interested in algebra, I often receive confused looks. To the ...
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Population-Size-Dependent Birth-and-Death Processes

Minyuan Li

The University of Melbourne

We introduce a class of stochastic models called population-size-dependent birth-and-death processes and describe their general evolutionary behaviours. We then further ...
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Jumping into Pergory

Miles Koumouris

The University of Melbourne

I enjoy problems whose solutions make use of things I know about. That’s part of the reason why I found ...
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Ranking of Products on Amazon – Does it Stabilise?

Kate Zhang

The University of Melbourne

When you shop on Amazon, what impacts your decision of what to buy? You might have a favourite brand, or ...
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Generative and Algorithmic Art

Hannah Perry

The University of Melbourne

In recent years there has been a surge in the interest of using computational methods and tools for art creation ...
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Friends and Random Networks

David Chen

The University of Melbourne

How do you meet your friends? It turns out that if we know the answer, we may know a great ...
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Passion for Mathematics

Jovana Kolar

The University of New South Wales

Where did my passion for mathematics arise from? How have my reasons for enjoying mathematics changed over time? I briefly ...
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Pure Mathematics

Daniel Dunmore

The University of New South Wales

Only three years ago, I never would have expected that I would end up studying pure mathematics. From the beginning, ...
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Me and Mathematics

Shurui Yi

University of South Australia

Throwback to my childhood, my mathematical journey started from learning how to use an abacus. It is a traditional Chinese ...
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You Know What, It’s All About Modelling

Hanyi Wang

University of South Australia

Not sure how are you feeling when you first create a document and plan to type something for your blog? ...
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Introduction to Social Network Analysis

Nayani Ranasinghe

RMIT University

We all know that the term social networking refers to the use of internet-based social media sites to stay connected ...
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My Research Project!

Luke Filippini

Queensland University of Technology

Thermal diffusivity! It’s partly why your jumper keeps you warm in winter and why your phone doesn’t blow up in ...
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Is Mathematics Really Just Right or Wrong?

Joshua Roebuck

Queensland University of Technology

Growing up, I always told people I preferred Maths over English at school, because I liked ‘knowing if I was ...
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How to Be Inspired by Your Research

Geneva Birtles

Queensland University of Technology

A few months ago, when I was just about to complete my final semester of my undergraduate degree, I attended ...
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When Should I Stop?

Patrick Daley

Macquarie University

Do you often struggle to make decisions? Do you spend too much time deliberating over a bunch of options, trying ...
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Computational (Optimal) Transport for Domain Adaptation

Thanh Dat Tran

Monash University

Modern machine learning tasks often requires the access to high volumes of labelled data to produce exceptional and reliable performance ...
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A Bumpy Path to Mathematics

Pu Ti Dai

Monash University

My name is Puti and I study mathematics at Monash University. I never thought I would end up being interested ...
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The Joy of Mathematics

Preet Patel

Monash University

It is sometimes difficult to explain why I like maths, so an analogy may help. Many people aspire and train ...
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Steam Is Water in Disguise

Peter Gill

Monash University

It’s a hot summer day. Your throat is parched. Luckily, you have a water bottle. Unluckily, in your hope to ...
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Temperature

Huan Chen

Monash University

When you go back home in the cold winter, you may like to turn on the air conditioner or heater ...
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Numbers, Knots and Whatnot

Emma McQuire

Monash University

When I tell people that I’ve been doing a research project on knots, some people say ‘oh that’s cool’ or ...
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Why I Chose Maths, the Building Block of Science

Adam Brown-Sarre

La Trobe University

I started out my University journey believing I would go into Physics, However I found the fundamental nature of maths ...
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Predicting House Prices Is Hard

Adam Bilchouris

La Trobe University

I am sure you have checked your house’s price on realestate.com.au and Domain and were happy with the price, but ...
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My Maths Journey

Jamie Keegan-Treloar

Flinders University

If I had been asked as a child what I wanted to be when I grew up, I don’t think ...
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My Journey Towards Appreciating Mathematics

Cecilia Andersson

Flinders University

At no point growing up was I sure that mathematics was what I would pursue. Sure, it was something I ...
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Me and Mathematics

Tyson Rowe

The University of Adelaide

From a young age, I developed a fascination with mathematics through numbers and how they interacted with each other at ...
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Image Processing Using the Fourier Transform

Sami Salem

The University of Adelaide

During my research into Image Processing techniques, I came across a number of different approaches – with a vast majority ...
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What Is Dense Correspondence?

Paimoe Tapsell

Edith Cowan University

When we see two images of the same scene, with slight differences, we can usually tell they are the same ...
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Can Mathematics Produce Low-Risk Investment Portfolios Which Stand the Test of Time?

Zachary Tindale

Curtin University

In a world where we are bombarded with scam advertisements claiming we can make 6 figures a month from the ...
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Music Sounds Nice to Our Ears. Can Maths Tell Us How?

Olin Gao

Australian National University

When I was only five years old I heard this little song. It sounded really nice, I couldn’t help but ...
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Naturally Reductive Metrics on Homogeneous Spaces

Marcus Flook

The University of Queensland

A smooth manifold is a topological space which locally resembles a Euclidean space, allowing us to perform calculus. Curves in ...
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Music > Notes Played

Anthony Warwick

Western Sydney University

Many people associate the word ‘mathematics’ with a palpable sense of dread, but there is a lot that can be ...
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Population Heterogeneity and COVID-19

Tianze Wei

University of Wollongong

For well over a year, the current COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the way we live, resulting in over one hundred ...
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Cats and the Quantum Measurement Problem

Alex Paviour

University of Wollongong

Is the cat in the box alive or dead? In fact, until we look at it, both. By the mid-1920s, ...
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From Games to Mathematics

John Cu

University of Technology Sydney

As a child, I loved video games. I could spend all day just sitting in front of the computer screen ...
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Nanoscale Droplets

Benjamin Babu

University of South Australia

My project focused on nanoscale droplets (extremely small droplets), more specifically, nanoscale oil droplets that are on a flat surface ...
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Building Good Policy with Data

Luke Thomas

The University of Western Australia

Australia faces unprecedented challenges over the coming decade. We need to fight off COVID-19 and rebuild the economy. We need ...
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On the Joys of Mathematics Education

Joshua Crawford

The University of Western Australia

It’s incredible to think how my view on mathematics has changed over the last ten years, and It couldn’t have ...
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Modelling Complicated Things Might Not Be So Complicated

Jack Mulqueeney

The University of Western Australia

Over the summer, I investigated how effective stochastic modelling methods can be in modelling overly complicated physical behaviour. Using fairly ...
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Characterising Geometric Objects

Youheng Yao

The University of Sydney

The problem of characterising geometric objects is always interesting. In a three dimensional space, we can characterise a compact surface ...
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Probability in Mathematics

Andrew Rajchert

The University of Sydney

Probability is almost always treated as an entirely separate field of mathematics, more akin to statistics and not treated in ...
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The Forests of Research

Dibyendu Roy

The University of Sydney

Mathematical research is unique in that it is physically accessible to anyone with pen and paper but also so abstract ...
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Collaboration in Climate Modelling

Elizabeth Rose

The University of Sydney

Mathematical models are incredibly powerful tools that use the relationships between variables to understand how a system will evolve. One ...
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The Box-Ball System

Benjamin Solomon

The University of Queensland

The box-ball system is a discrete dynamical system composed of a finite number of balls in an infinite line of ...
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How to Handle Correlated Data

Wilson Lorensyah

The University of Queensland

In simplest term, linear model can describe a continuous response variable as a function of predictor variables. For example, a ...
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Mathematical Creativity

Bowen Parnell

The University of Newcastle

When trying to create an artwork, you are often trying to send a message. The purpose of your art might ...
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The Puzzle of Mathematics

Cameron Shaw-Carmody

The University of Newcastle

My interest in mathematics is so much a part of my life that it is difficult to know how or ...
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Why Maths

Sona Reddy

I often feel as if mathematics is extremely far removed from real life. However, sometimes there are surprise instances where ...
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“My favourite part was experiencing what research is like. I enjoyed studying a specific concept in detail, and making new discoveries was extremely rewarding.”

Past Student Blog Posts

“My favourite part was experiencing what research is like. I enjoyed
studying a specific concept in detail, and making new discoveries
was extremely rewarding.”