Corporate Body

Australian Mathematics Science Institute (2002 - )

From

2002
Parkville, Victoria, Australia

Alternative Names

AMSI (Abbreviation)

Website

https://amsi.org.au/

Summary

The Australian Mathematics Science Institute is a collaborative venture between Australia's universities, government agencies and professional organisations, the purpose of which is to advocate for improved mathematical and statistical capability in the Australian community. It undertakes activities to enhance research and teaching , influence policy, and engage with industry and other stakeholders. The Institute operates under a Board of governance with Advisory Committees for Science, Industry, and Research and Higher Education. Australia's universities are (Associate) Members of the Institute. Significant contributions to the Institute are recognised with the award of the Distinguished Service Medal.

Participant

Statistical Society of Australia (1962 - )

Related People

Borwein, Jonathan Michael (1951 - 2016)
Chair, Scientific Advisory Committee 2010 - 2016
Brown, Timothy Carlisle (Tim) (1953 - )
Director 2019 - 2020
Gaudry, Garth Ian (1941 - 2012)
Director 2002 - 2005; awarded Distinguished Service Medal 2012
Guttmann, Anthony John (1945 - )
Founding Director 2002; awarded Distinguished Service Medal 2012
Hall, Peter Gavin (1951 - 2016)
Scientific Advisory Committee 2003 - 2010; awarded Distinguished Service Medal 2012
Kuo, Frances Y.
Member, Scientific Advisory Committee 2014 - 2016
Sandland, Ronald Lindsay
Chairman of the Board 2011 - 2019
Simpson, Matthew J.
Deputy Director 2019 - 2020
Taylor, Peter James (1947 - )
Chair, Education Advisory Committee 2003 - 2011; awarded Distinguished Service Medal 2012

Helen Cohn

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