ANZIAM2025 Information

• ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics) is a division of the Australian Mathematical Society (AustMS)
• ANZIAM members are interested in applied mathematical research, mathematical applications and tertiary mathematics education.

Venue Information

The ANZIAM 2025 Conference will be held at the The Pacific Bay Resort from 2-6 February 2025. The venue is located just 3 km north from Coffs Habour, Pacific Bay Resort is framed by ocean, mountains, natural forest and banana plantations.

Transport

There are direct flights from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to the Coffs Harbour Regional airport.

There are also trains and buses operating from Brisbane and Sydney directly to Coffs Harbour.

It is easiest to reach the Pacific Bay Resort from Coffs Harbour airport, train station and bus terminal via taxi/Uber (approx. 10-15 minutes). 

Accommodation Options

• The Pacific Bay Resort provides on-site accommodation ranging from hotel rooms to 1-3 bedroom apartments. Use code ‘ANZIAM2025’ to book rooms at the conference rate.

Nearby accommodation to the Pacific Bay Resort is BreakFree Aanuka Beach Resort. If you have a car during your stay in Coffs Harbour, then there are many options of accommodation around the town of various price ranges.

Early-bird registration opens Sunday September 22 and closes Monday December 9. Standard registration closes Saturday January 25.

All early-bird and standard registrations for the full conference are inclusive of the welcome reception on the evening of Sunday, February 2. Also included are the lunches and morning and afternoon tea breaks over the duration of the conference. The conference dinner is not included in the registration fee. We will be unable to offer refunds for registrations after January 25, 2025.

The following funding support is available for attendees at ANZIAM 2025:

• WIMSIG Anne Penfold Street Awards: These provide full or partial financial support for care providers and/or facilities to individuals while they travel for conferences or research visits. Potential uses for these Awards include (but are not limited to) short-term childcare and professional carers for elderly relatives.
• WIMSIG Cheryl E. Praeger Travel Awards: These provide full or partial support for women, trans and gender diverse mathematicians based in Australia to attend conferences or research visits.
• ANZIAM Student Support Scheme: This scheme provides funding for travel and registration fees for students to attend ANZIAM conferences.

If you require child care support at the conference venue, please contact Natalie (Natalie.Thamwattana@newcastle.edu.au).

The Mathematical Biology Special Interest Group (MBSIG) Workshop and the Special Interest Group in Mathematical Optimisation (SigmaOpt) Workshop will be held immediately after the ANZIAM Conference on Friday 7 February 2025 at the National Marine Science Centre of the Southern Cross University in Coffs Harbour.

The Cherry Ripe Prize is awarded to the best non-student talk at the annual ANZIAM Conference (as voted by students). Students will receive a link to a Google Form to submit their votes for the Cherry Ripe Prize. All students receive one vote (which can be edited after submission). The winner will be announced after the final Plenary on Thursday. Please have your votes submitted prior to the start of the final plenary.

For more information, please contact Georgia Weatherley (ANZIAM Student Representative).