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Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics

Welcome to DPMMS 

 

The Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics (DPMMS) (including the Statistical Laboratory as a sub-department) conducts teaching and research across a wide range of pure mathematics, probability and statistics.   DPMMS currently hosts over 100 Academic and Research Staff and around 80 PhD students over three Pavilions as part of the Centre for Mathematical Sciences. 

News & Events

Read more at: Congratulations to Ivan Smith

Congratulations to Ivan Smith

elected as Fellow of the Royal Society 

Read more at: Congratulations to Pierre Raphael

Congratulations to Pierre Raphael

on receiving Clay Research Award 2023

Read more at: Congratulations to Yiannis Kontoyiannis

Congratulations to Yiannis Kontoyiannis

elected to Fellowship in the Institute of Mathematical Statistics

Read more at: Congratulations to Richard Nickl

Congratulations to Richard Nickl

awarded an ERC Advanced Grant 

Read more at: Iwasawa 2023: in memory of John Coates

Iwasawa 2023: in memory of John Coates

The ninth Iwasawa conference will take place 17-21 July  2023 at the University of Cambridge

Read more at: 70 Years of Percolation, 24 – 28 July 2023

70 Years of Percolation, 24 – 28 July 2023

A conference in honour of Geoffrey Grimmett’s 70th birthday

Read more at: Congratulations to Paul Minter

Congratulations to Paul Minter

appointed Clay Research Fellow from July 2023

Read more at: Congratulations to Jack Thorne

Congratulations to Jack Thorne

jointly awarded the The 2023 AMS Cole Prize in Number Theory 

Read more at: Congratulations to Jason Miller

Congratulations to Jason Miller

jointly awarded the 2023 Leonard Eisenbud Prize for works on random two-dimensional geometries, and in particular on Liouville Quantum Gravity.

Read more at: Congratulations to Pierre Raphael

Congratulations to Pierre Raphael

on being jointly awarded the 2023 Bôcher Memorial Prize for groundbreaking work establishing the existence of blow-up solutions to the defocusing NLS equation in some supercritical regimes and to the compressible Euler and Navier-Stokes equations.

Read more at: Advice on travel

Advice on travel

For all staff and students planning to travel on University business

News and Events

06
Jun
14:30 - 15:30: Title to be confirmed
Number Theory Seminar
Matteo Tamiozzo
Cambridge Statistics Clinic
Speaker to be confirmed
Formalisation of mathematics with interactive theorem provers
Dr Alex J. Best (King's College London)
Statistics
John Liechty (Pennsylvania State University)
Causal Inference Reading Group
Hongyuan Cao (Florida State University)
09
Jun
16:00 - 17:00: Title to be confirmed
Junior Geometry Seminar
Laurine Lièvremont, ENS Paris

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