12 Facts About Nira Chamberlain

Nira Chamberlain then moved to Loughborough University, where he achieved an MSc in Industrial Mathematical Modelling in 1993.

Nira Chamberlain has worked all over the world, helping a range of industrial partners with mathematical modelling.

In 2012, Nira Chamberlain was involved with the UK STEM Project "Being a Professional Mathematician", where his interview was selected for an iTunes podcast.

Nira Chamberlain is currently a member of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, European Mathematical Society, Operational Research Society and London Mathematical Society.

Nira Chamberlain became the first Black mathematician to join the exclusive list of living British mathematicians to feature in the biographical reference book Who's Who.

Nira Chamberlain regularly gives public lectures, discussing the significance of mathematics in human achievements and debating its relevance in everyday life.

Nira Chamberlain was a keynote speaker at the 2017 New Scientist workshop "The Mathematical World".

Nira Chamberlain makes regular appearances in UK media and is a BBC expert voice, as well as a speaker for the UK charity, Speakers for Schools.

Nira Chamberlain was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the 2022 New Year Honours for services to mathematical sciences.

Nira Chamberlain is of Jamaican parentage, and campaigns for more diversity within the mathematical sciences.

Nira Chamberlain frequently gives talks in UK state schools, through the charity Speakers for Schools.

Nira Chamberlain discussed his Christian faith in the book Black and Great: The Essential Workplace Toolkit.