Mathematics Research Centre

The Mathematics Research Centre, part of the School of Mathematical Sciences, is devoted to research and postgraduate studies in Mathematics and Statistics.

This page will direct you to

detailed information on our research, publications, and seminars, and opportunities for postgraduate study;
summaries of seminars and publications lists;
a list of MRC staff, our research interests, and our recent books;
MRC news;
QuIPS, the Queen Mary Internal Postgraduate Seminar;
Queen Mary Maths Notes homepage;
local information for MRC staff members;
information on past research grants (including final reports);
our address and how to find us or contact us;
School of Mathematical Sciences staff list.

Details of advanced and postgraduate lectures in the University of London are found in the Grey Book.

Research is carried out in five areas as given in the table below.

Pure Mathematics	Dynamical Systems	Cosmology, Gravity and Relativity (Astronomy Unit)	Probability	Statistics
Research	Research	Research	Research	Research
Publications	Publications	Publications	Publications	Publications Preprints
Seminars: Pure Maths Combinatorics Algebra Geometry and Topology Quantum groups	Seminars: Dynamical Systems Control and Dynamics	Seminars: Cosmology, Gravity and Relativity	Seminars: Probability Random Matrices	Seminars: Statistics Statistics study group
Postgraduate study	Postgraduate study	Postgraduate study	Postgraduate study Blue Book entry	Postgraduate study Blue Book entry

Web pages of special interest groups in the MRC:

The MRC Directors are

School of Mathematical Sciences
Queen Mary, University of London
Mile End Road
London E1 4NS
U.K.

Email: mathrescent@qmul.ac.uk

Campus map and virtual tour
Street map (thanks to Multi Media Mapping)
Interactive Tube map from TfL (nearest station Stepney Green, District and Hammersmith & City lines)
Location map

Directions: on leaving Stepney Green station, turn left, continue for 400 metres along Mile End Road to the Mathematics building.

Page maintained by Peter J. Cameron
Modified 27 September 2004