Following a very generous donation, The Sverker Lerheden foundation was founded in 2022 with the purpose of strengthening research at the Department of Mathematics at Stockholm University
On May 29, the Swedish Mathematical Colloquium was launched, an initiative that was born in the wake of Professor Pavel Kurasov's lecture at the British Mathematical Colloquium.
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The PhD students Anna Lindeberg and Johan Hallberg Szabadvary has been selected to participate in this year's Heidelberg Laureate Forum in Germany, the 13th so far.
Applications for Autumn semester 2026 are open, with last date to apply 15 April. We’re happy to announce the following additions and updates to the range of programmes and courses we offer.
It is with great sadness that we inform you that Anders Martin-Löf , Professor Emeritus of our department, passed away a few days ago at the age of nearly 86.
The PhD students Patricia Ebert and Anna Lindeberg are using the same mathematical framework to solve two different problems.
IngressOn January 14, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences elected new members to the classes of mathematics, physics, chemistry and social sciences. Among them is Professor of Mathematics Dan Petersen. Congratulations!
In a new report from the Oskar Klein Centre at Fysikum, Stockholm University, researchers Marcus Högås and Edvard Mörtsell show how classic Ising formulas can replace brute-force statistics when dealing with a very common problem: binary (“yes/no”) uncertainties in data. They package the result as two practical “recipes” that any scientist can plug into their existing analysis.
- If you want to understand and develop AI, you need to know mathematics, says PhD student Taariq Fahran Nazar.
We are announcing two Post Doc positions in Infectious Disease Dynamics in the Department of Mathematics at Stockholm University. The application deadline is 15 January.
– I want to make them interested enough to continue studying math, says Benedetta Andina, who is giving guest lectures for high school students at the House of Science in Stockholm this autumn.
