This session is part of our online taster series is designed to showcase the importance of mathematical skills in the preparation for applying to degree courses at Cambridge, and other competitive Universities, in which women and non-binary students are typically underrepresented.
The focus of this session will be on the work of Emmy Noether, who has been described as the most significant female mathematician whose theorems pervade mathematics and physics. It will be looking at invariants, currents, and conservation laws. This session will be led by Professor Anne Davis, a fellow at King's College in Applied Mathematics.
Eligibility criteria:
This session is open to female and non-binary Year 12/13 students who are studying at least one of Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or Computing at A level, IB Higher Level or Advanced Highers, with predictions to achieve at least B/6. In case of over subscription, priority will be given to students who are are care experienced, eligible for free school meals, or are from our link area.
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