Applied mathematics

And alongside that, we're also the editors of plus.maths.org, an outreach initiative here.

The person you just heard was Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb, Professor of Applied Mathematics, talking about the use of artificial intelligence in mathematics.

Now, we spoke to Carola at the International Congress of Mathematicians, which took place in Philadelphia in July this year, and it was quite exciting to be at the ICM, wasn't it, Rachel? What did you enjoy in particular?

I think the thing about the ICM, the International Congress of Mathematicians, is it's really enormous, has thousands of mathematicians, and it's one of the few meetings where there's people from all parts of mathematics there.

Some people are grieving.

Some people are grieving.

Um, but there's, what's interesting talking to people like Carola is they ha- is she and others have a much more positive view coming from applied mathematics.

Um, it's really an extension of the way they have used tools to further their work over the years.

And I'm also the CEO and founder of JR Enterprise.

My background is in applied mathematics, quantitative finance, but also digital assets.

I hold a PhD in applied mathematics and the certificate of quantitative finance.

And I have worked across multiple domains like model validation, market infrastructure, blockchain, and of course, quantitative research.

I also write, I want to say a lot, more than I publish, actually.

And I wrote that paper.

It was in Siam Journal of Applied Mathematics.

I mean, I eventually wrote it.

It was my thesis, okay? So the next story about Courant comes after that.

It's not a Newton direction.

You're projecting with an orthogonal projection on the manifold.

And Rosen wrote this paper in SIAM, Journal of Applied Mathematics, analyzing gradient projection.

It was the first paper analyzing.

That's the number of advanced degrees a guy named James Beaton, who's 31, has.

He has an MBA from Stanford, a Yale Law degree, an MA in Applied Math from Harvard.

This guy has just gone to school perpetually while also running an education company with a bunch of employees.

And this is my rich person dream.

Uh, finished my PhD in 2001.

During my PhD, I spent a couple of years at, in fact, more time at Yale Applied Maths Department in the US than I did in, in Warwick during my PhD.

Um, main reason why I ended up being there was that I wanted to work in the area of medical imaging-

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Dr.

Brown received his BA Magna Cum Laude in Applied Mathematics from Harvard College, his MA and his PhD in Statistics from Harvard University, and his MD Magna Cum Laude from Harvard Medical School.

Dr.

Brown is an anesthesiologist statistician whose experimental research has made important contributions towards understanding the neuroscience of how anesthetics act in the brain to create the state of general anesthesia.