The G-Research Distinguished Speaker Symposium returns on Thursday 21st November 2024, with an exciting line-up of speakers, as well as an opportunity to learn more about G-Research and network with our team.
Read articleDistinguished Speaker Symposium on Prime Numbers and Cryptography
4 December 2024
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We’re thrilled to share highlights of the second Distinguished Speaker Symposium of the year, which was held on the 21st November at the stunning Outernet, London.
The event was an incredible success with a packed out audience hearing fascinating talks from two renowned mathematicians, Cliff Cocks and James Maynard, on Prime Numbers and Cryptography.
Our Speakers
- Cliff Cocks, former Chief Mathematician at GCHQ (the UK’s intelligence, security and cyber agency)
- James Maynard, Field Medallist 2022
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Watch the highlights
Watch the talks
- Cliff Cocks on Public Key Cryptography: How numbers secure the internet
- James Maynard on Patterns in prime numbers (coming soon)
- Joint Q&A with Cliff Cocks and James Maynard (coming soon)
Full talks and exclusive interviews with our Speakers coming soon
We’ll release exclusive interviews with Cliff Cocks and James Maynard soon.
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The G-Research Distinguished Speaker Symposium
The Distinguished Speaker Symposium is our flagship event and the 2024 edition – on Prime Numbers and Cryptography – was the third in our history.
In January 2024, our last Symposium focused on the Future of Chips and Electronics, when we heard from Professor Sir Andre Geim, Michael Kagan (CTO at NVIDIA) and journalist and author, James Ashton at the Odeon, Leicester Square, London.
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