Publications:

• Filtering germs: groupoids associated to inverse semigroups.
  (with Becky Armstrong, Lisa Orloff Clark, Astrid an Huef and Ying-Fen Lin)
  Expositiones Mathematicae 40.1 (2022): 127-139.
  [doi, arXiv]
• Dynamic nowcast of the New Zealand greenhouse gas inventory.
  (with Hannah Chorley, Flynn Ownen, Tamsyn Hilder, Holly Trowland and Paul Bracewell)
  Environmental Modelling & Software 167 (2023): 105745.
  [doi, arXiv]

• Queen's University Belfast Mathematical Sciences Research Centre, June 2023, A filter approach to groupoids
• Algebra, Geometry and C*-algebras, ICMS, Bayes Centre, Edinburgh, June 2023, Groupoids of non-finitely aligned higher-rank graphs [YouTube]
• WWU Münster Kleines Seminar, May 2023, Filtering germs: Groupoids associated to inverse semigroups
• Wollongong OANCG Seminar, April 2023, Ample groupoid of a (finitely aligned) P-graph where P embeds in a group [abstract]

• University of Münster, Visiting Doctoral Researcher with Becky Armstrong (2023)
• New Zealand Mathematics Research Institute (Inc.), Kalman Summer Scholarship (2022)
• Victoria University Postgraduate Students' Association, Research Excellence Award (2022)
• Victoria University of Wellington, Doctoral Scholarship (2021)
• University of Otago, Scholarship in Science (2018)
• University of Otago, Summer Research Scholarship (2017-18), supervised by David Bryant on diversity theory
• University of Otago, Staff Prize in Mathematics and Statistics (2016)

Teaching Assistant (University of Leeds)

Teaching Fellow (Victoria University of Wellington)

• MATH142 Calculus 1B

Tutor (Victoria University of Wellington)

• MATH311 Algebra
• MATH161 Discrete Mathematics and Logic
• MATH321 Introduction to Applied Mathematics

• DATA101 Introduction to Data Science
• MATH251 Linear Algebra

• MATH212 Introduction to Real Analysis
• MATH251 Linear Algebra

• MATH212 Introduction to Real Analysis
• MATH161 Discrete Mathematics and Logic

Tutor (University of Otago, Department of Mathematics and Statistics)

• COMO101 Modelling and Computation; Programming Language: R

Learning Lab Mentor (University of Otago, Carrington College)

• STAT110 Statistical Methods; Programming Language: R
• STAT115 Introduction to Biostatistics; Programming Language: R

• Co-organiser, New Zealand Mathematics and Statistics Postgraduate Conference (2023)
• Co-organiser and founding member, Postgraduate Seminar, School of Mathematics and Statistics, Victoria University of Wellington (2020-2023)
• Organiser, Operator Algebra Group Seminar, School of Mathematics and Statistics, Victoria University of Wellington (2022)

• RandomA11y: Generate accessible colour combinations
• latexdiff.cn: Online tool to easily customise and interact with latexdiff to compare two LaTeX files
• malcolm-jones.github.io: Code for this website on GitHub, which you should feel free to download and customise

yescite is an online tool I created that tidies a .bib file by removing unused entries in a .bib, leaving only those that have been used according to a .bbl file (e.g. when using BibTeX).

Please contact me with any feedback on how to improve the tool (or if someone else has done it better). Send me an email or raise an issue on GitHub

• New Zealand Mathematical Society (2022-present)
• Australia and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics (ANZIAM) division of the Australian Mathematical Society (2022-present)

One of the privileges of being in academia is the opportunity to explore the world...

Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland, June 2023. Thanks to Ying-Fen Lin for hosting me at Queen's University Belfast Mathematical Sciences Research Centre.

Spot the rabbits of the Münster promenade, Germany, May 2023. Thanks to Becky Armstrong for having me at the Mathematical Institute of the University of Münster.

#ThatWānakaTree, Wānaka, New Zealand, December 2022. Thanks to my supervisors for funding me to attend the New Zealand Mathematics and Statistics Postgraduate Conference for 2022, hosted by the University of Otago.

They say "you can't beat Wellington on a good day". Though there are not many good days (according to this analysis by James Mulrennan), I think this was a pretty good day. This is Wellington Harbour viewed from the School of Mathematics and Statistics, Victoria University of Wellington, 2021.