Supported by: INI-HIMR Network Support Programme

The Isaac Newton Institute (INI) – Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research (HIMR) Network Support Scheme offers funding to support mathematical sciences networks across the UK. These grants are designed to provide modest funding packages over 2 years so that these networks can continue and intensify their work, and new ones be formed. The INI-HIMR networks normally have several nodes and benefit a significant number of mathematicians.

Below is a list of networks jointly supported by the Heilbronn Institute and the Isaac Newton Institute.

---

Combinatorics and Categorification

2025 – 2027 | York

Grant Holder: Chris Bowman-Scargill (York).

Research Area: Combinatorics and Categorification.

---

Tangents and new Normals (TnN)

2025 – 2027 | QMUL

Grant Holder: John Moriarty (QMUL).

Research Area: Geometric, probability, statistics, and machine learning.

---

Mathematical Data Science for Materials Science

2025 – 2027 | Birmingham

Grant Holder: Xiaocheng Shang (Birmingham).

Research Area: Data Science and Machine Learning.

---

Biological Tissues – Modelling, Mechanics, and Applications

2025 – 2027 | Strathclyde, Glasgow

Grant Holders: Laura Miller (Strathclyde), Apala Majundar (Strathclyde).

Research Area: Biological Tissues – Modelling, Mechanics, and Applications.

---

Higher Structures in Category Theory, Homotopy Theory and Type Theory

2025 – 2027 | Aberdeen

Grant Holder: Simon Paoli (Aberdeen).

Research Area: Higher Structures in Category Theory, Homotopy Theory and Type Theory.

---

MOTUK: Model Theory in the UK

2024 – 2026 | East Anglia

Grant Holder: Lorna Gregory (East Anglia).

Research Area: Algebra, Number Theory, Logic, and Representations (ANTLR).

---

Probability in the North East (PiNE)

2024 – 2026 | Durham

Grant Holder: Mo Dick Wong (Durham).

Research Area:  Probability in Northern England and South-East Scotland.

---

Warwick-Oxbridge-Manchester-Bristol-Lancaster (WOMBL)

2024 – 2026 | Cambridge

Grant Holder: Julia Wolf (Cambridge).

Research Area: Additive Combinatorics.

---

UK Differential Geometry Network

2024 – 2025 | UCL & QMUL

Grant Holders: Aleksander Doan (UCL), Huy The Nguyen (QMUL).

Research Area: On differential geometry and its relationship with diverse areas of mathematics such as: algebraic and symplectic geometry, topology, partial differential equations, measure theory, and mathematical physics.

---

A list of currently active Networks can be found on the Isaac Newton Institute’s website.