Warwick SIAM-IMA Student Chapter
COMAP's 2025 Mathematical Modelling Contest
The contest involves a team of three tackling a problem in applied mathematics and submitting a 20-page report summarising your work. Everything is to be done over the weekend of 23rd - 27th January 2025 (Thursday to Monday).
If you are interested in taking part please fill in this form by Sunday 8th December. Entrants should be enrolled to one of the undergraduate programs in Maths and must be in the BSc stage of their studies. Further details of the competition and past problems can be found at COMAP's websiteLink opens in a new window.
About Us
Welcome to the Warwick Student Chapter of the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)Link opens in a new window and the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA)Link opens in a new window.
This Student Chapter is run by a committee of PhD students all of whom are involved with applied mathematical research here at Warwick. We bring together undergraduate and postgraduate students (as well as staff!) from a variety of academic disciplines and from different departments.
What We Do
We aim to promote and encourage applied mathematical and computational research here at Warwick. This facilitates the growth of the interdisciplinary research community here at Warwick and provides a platform for both students and staff to showcase the real-world and industrial applications of their research to a diverse audience. We run regular seminar series during term and organise other events, such as workshops, conferences, Reprohack (with industrial partners), and academic/ industry career events.
SPAAM Seminar Series
We host the weekly Statistics, Probability, Analysis and Applied Mathematics (SPAAM)Link opens in a new window seminar series throughout the academic terms, which showcases applied mathematics research currently undertaken here by Warwick PhD students. Check out our YouTube channelLink opens in a new window for some of the talks featured in this seminar series.
Past Events
Applied Mathematics Postgraduate (AMP) ConferenceLink opens in a new window
We hosted the AMP Conference on the 8-10th July 2024, in collaboration with the Oxford SIAM Student Chapter. This event featured a workshop on communicating science and conference involving contributed talks by students and invited plenary speakers. Do visit the event websiteLink opens in a new window to find out more.
How to get involved
SIAM Student Membership
If you are interested or would like to get involved in state-of-the-art applied mathematical research, we strongly encourage you to join the SIAM membership. This membership provides an excellent opportunity to connect with professional applied mathematicians!
SIAM provides free membership for members of the student chapter. Just fill in this formLink opens in a new window to be a member of the Warwick Student Chapter, then visit the SIAM Student MembershipLink opens in a new window page for details on how to sign up and for a complete list of benefits. Do come along to a SPAAM seminar or our social events to find out more about the chapter!
Social Media
To keep up-to-date with our events, seminar talks and socials, check out and like our Facebook pageLink opens in a new window or follow our XLink opens in a new window account. To watch recordings of previous SPAAM seminar talks, visit and subscribe to our YouTube channelLink opens in a new window!
Committee Members 2024/25
| President | |
| Vice President |
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| Secretary |
Josh LookerLink opens in a new window |
| Treasurer | |
| Seminar Organisers |
Mark LynchLink opens in a new window and Luisa Fernanda Estrada PlataLink opens in a new window and Sotirios StamnasLink opens in a new window |
| Social Officer | |
| Communications Officers | Rachel SeibelLink opens in a new window and Yi Ting LooLink opens in a new window |
| Events Officers | Jack BuckinghamLink opens in a new window and Nathan DoyleLink opens in a new window |
| Faculty Advisor | Martin LotzLink opens in a new window |
Contact us
For questions, comments or suggestions to anything seen here, please feel free to contact our committee members, or send us an email at siam@warwick.ac.ukLink opens in a new window.
