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Australian Mathematical Society Medal (1981 - )

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1981
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Summary

The Australian Mathematical Society Medal has been awarded annually by the Society since 1981. It recognises distinguished research in mathematical sciences, a significant proportion of which was undertaken in Australia. Recipients must be under 40 years of age, no more than 15 years post-PhD, and a member of the Society of at least one year's standing.

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  • Anon, 'Australian Mathematical Society awards', Gazette of the Australian Mathematical Society, 50 (1) (2023), 16-21. Details

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