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• New postdoc Byung Kyu Na starts on Tronci’s Leverhulme funded complex fluids grant

  Byung Kyu Na, who is just finishing his PhD at the Technical University Munich, has started working as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Mathematics at Surrey (Byung’s Linkedin page). He is working on Cesare Tronci‘s Leverhulme funded grant “Solute motion in complex fluids: mathematics and solvation dynamics” (see blog post here about grant). His position […]

  
  

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• From student to startup: Being an entrepreneur at Surrey

  I started studying in 2023 and since then I have continuously taken opportunities to gain more practical business experience. My first experience of entrepreneurship was as part of my foundation year where we had to create a business and write a business plan for it. I was the managing director and conducted all the social […]

  
  

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• Winners Announced: Library of Things Wins the Library Next Chapter Challenge Competition

  We are excited to announce that Eden Earnshaw and Yuki Chen, final‑year Economics students, are the winners of our inaugural Library Next Chapter Challenge Competition. Held for the first time this March, the competition invited students to submit innovative ideas to improve our services, spaces and the overall Library experience for future Surrey students. We […]

  
  

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• We don’t need to lose our (qualitative) minds in the GenAI era, but we might

  by Christina Silver, Director. CAQDAS Networking Project I was invited to give the keynote at the MAXDAYS 2026 Europe virtual conference that took place on the 17th March. I was grateful for the opportunity to talk about the relationship between methodology and technology, which is something I’ve spent much of my career thinking about. This […]

  
  

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• Reflections on joining the Mathematical Inclusion and Neurodiversity (MathMIND) Project.

  
  

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• 3 Myths About Sustainable Careers!

  16th March marks the start of Sustainability Week 2026. This year, we’re celebrating by raising awareness of who can do green jobs, (spoiler alert: it’s not just STEM subjects), and we have some information about where to start in finding green career opportunities. So, here are 3 myths we’ve busted about working in green jobs […]

  
  

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