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ANZIAM provides:Conferences and MeetingsOur annual Applied Mathematics Conference is the place to meet and exchange information. The conference includes contributed papers, invited presentations, policy discussions, and excursions. ANZIAM members pay reduced registration fees.The annual Conference is usually held in early February. Our regional branches in ACT, NSW, New Zealand, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria organize occasional special meetings, as well as regular meetings each year.
Specialist Interest GroupsANZIAM supports several Specialist Interest Groups:
A Voice for the ProfessionANZIAM represents the interest of applied mathematicians. As a division of the Australian Mathematical Society, ANZIAM has a seat on the Australian Mathematical Sciences Council. This Council is also represented on FASTS (the Federation of Australian Scientific and Technological Societies) which is the main lobby group for scientists in Australia.PublicationsThe ANZIAM Journal is a quarterly journal which published papers in applied and industrial mathematics, related mathematical sciences, and on applications of mathematics. More than 400 university libraries worldwide subscribe to the ANZIAM Journal.The Gazette is published five times a year by the Australian Mathematical Society and carries news items, general methematical articles and professional advertisements. ANZIAM members receive the Gazette free. Special Benefits for Students
The goals of ANZIAM are to
Who should join ANZIAM?Our members are professionals and intending professionals with interests in applied mathematical research, mathematical applications in industry and business, and mathematics education at tertiary level. In the main, they work in universities, government laboratories, and as postgraduate students. About 10% of members work in private enterprise.To join ANZIAM...ANZIAM is a division of the Australian Mathematical Society. Membership costs are modest and discounts are available for students and those not in full time employment. Membership subscriptions and Journal costs are generally tax deductible. For members of the NZ Mathematical Society, reciprocity arrangements are possible, or you can join ANZIAM direct through the NZ Branch of ANZIAM.To receive a membership application form, or further information, fill in our request form, or contact
This information is taken from an ANZIAM leaflet. Any mistakes should be reported to anziamweb@austms.org.au Last update: 06 December 2001. |