AMSI Winter School 2023 on Modelling our Changing Biosphere.

Applications are open for AMSI Winter School 2023 on Modelling our Changing Biosphere.

Hosted by QUT from 3-14 July this national research training and networking event is designed specifically for postgraduate students, early career researchers and industry professionals looking to upskill. The focus of the 2023 program is the Earth’s biosphere, which encompasses the interconnected physical and biological systems that support human life. Participants will explore how mathematical modelling can help to preserve and sustain our biosphere in the face of human-driven change.

Speakers

• Dr Carl Boettiger, University of California
• Dr Nokuthaba Sibanda, Victoria University of Wellington
• Dr Nadiah Kristensen, National University of Singapore
• Dr Matthew Adams, Queensland University of Technology

In addition to the courses, the two-week program will include participant talks, lunchtime lectures, a public lecture and networking events. Participants are strongly encouraged to attend in-person to maximise their event experience however virtual participation is also available.

Prerequisite: It is expected that all participants will be proficient in algebra at an advanced (e.g., 2nd/3rd year) undergraduate level. Some experience with statistics and/or data analysis is desirable.

Fees: AMSI members receive discounted application fees - $330 students and $550 for ECRs and professionals.

We have a limited number of student travel and/or accommodation grants available to support in-person attendance at QUT. We ask all applicants to first explore what funding is available to them at their home universities before applying to AMSI. Grant applications close 23 May.

For more information click: https://ws.amsi.org.au/