Mathematics Applications Consortium for Science and Industry - MACSI

07/07/2018

The Women in Mathematics Day Ireland (WIMDI) has become an annual conference since its inauguration in 2010. The conference is a multi-faceted event that includes plenary talks, academic and industrial research talks, poster sessions for participants, panel sessions on gender equity, and thematic ev...

05/02/2018

14/11/2017

Hear about the research MACSI's Iain and John are undertaking in UL's research impact blog.

This research was funded by Science Foundation Ireland (13/IA/1923) and carried out in collaboration with scientists in UL and Teagasc

https://ulsites.ul.ie/macsi/phosfate-where-have-all-nutrients-gone

Phosphate is a limited resource vital for global agriculture. Dr Iain Moyles and Dr John Donohue discuss their work funded by Science Foundation Ireland (13/IA/1923) on mathematical modelling of nutrient flow in soil. During the podcast Iain and John describe the phosphate crisis which acknowledges…

25/09/2017

University of Limerick research among 26 projects sharing €43 million investment

16/05/2017

Taking part in Study Groups with Industry are a great way for early- and mid-career researchers in the area of mathematics and statistics to get a short but intense exposure of working with Industry.

This experience is very valuable for future interviews for both academic and industrial positions.

These events not only enable researchers to network with a wide variety of companies who value the expertise of mathematical scientists but gives researchers an opportunity to develop their own professional academic networks by working closely with established researchers from around the world.

Registration for the next Irish Study Group takes place June 12-16th registration closes Friday May 26th

http://ulsites.ul.ie/macsi/esgi128

03/05/2017

Register for ESGI128!

The industrial problem solving workshop takes place from June 11-16th 2017 in the University of Limerick.

Our poster for ESGI128 is designed by MACSI researcher Dr Catherine Timoney

http://ulsites.ul.ie/macsi/esgi128

03/05/2017

What does research ㏌to gaming,coffee，going green，chickens,smartphones have ㏌ common? PINTS ㏌ JJ Bowles in Limerick of course! https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/pint-of-science-2017-tickets-34135196291

WHAT IS PINT OF SCIENCE? Our aim is to deliver science talks in a fun, engaging and approachable way by bringing them to a pub close to you. We will bring you the most interesting and knowledgeable scientists around to give a talk about their research. You just sit back, sip your drink, listen and t...

30/03/2017

MACSI has been awarded the Knowledge Transfer Ireland Collaborative Research project of the year at the 2017 KTI Awards

07/03/2017

Register here https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/the-steam-in-a-perfect-coffee-tickets-32597840017?aff=es2

02/03/2017

Dr Iain Moyles take on moving from the Canadian to the Irish industrial mathematics system https://ecmiindmath.org/2017/03/02/a-canadian-in-ireland-the-industrial-mathematics-revolution/

Dr. Iain Moyles Canada is a country with approximately 35 million people, is the second largest country by land area, and, as of at least November 2016, is the world’s favourite North America…

19/01/2017

Congratulations to Dr. Kevin Moroney and the MSc in Mathematical Modelling 2015/2016 on their graduation on 17th Jan 2017.

21/12/2016

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!

15/12/2016

Thank you everyone for attending MACSI10 to celebrate 10 years of Industrial Mathematics in Ireland
Thanks for all the Sponsors

08/12/2016

Academic and Industry discuss together at MACSI10 Visioning Workshop - The next 10 years...

07/12/2016

Prof James Gleeson and Dr Niall Madden at SIAM UL Student Chapter Conference 07/12/2016 in University of Linerick

15/11/2016

Research by our very own Kevin Moroney, William Lee and Stephen O'Brien has been picked up by media outlets around the world! Well done!

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/science/size-matters-when-it-comes-to-making-the-ideal-cup-of-coffee-1.2869160

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-37989169