Ian Sloan

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Ian Sloan is an Australian applied mathematician who was born in Melbourne in 1938. He was educated at Melbourne University (BSc 1958, BA (hons) 1960), Adelaide University (MSc, 1961) and the University of London (PhD, 1964). He was a research scientist for CSR Co 1964-5, and since 1965 has been at the University of New South Wales, where he has been Scientia Professor since 1999. His early work was in theoretical nuclear physics but he moved to applied mathematics, especially numerical analysis. His work has centred on numerical integration in many dimensions, in recent years concentrating on Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods.

He was President of the Australian Mathematical Society 1998-2000 and was President of the International Council for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (ICIAM) 2003-7.

He was awarded an AO in the Queen's Birtday honours list, June 2008.

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