consultants and financial planners technology leaders aerospace engineers The Newton Gateway to Mathematics sometimes partners with the external organisations to deliver Open for Business events. Another example of an event which involves lunches, dinners and hotel accommodations, is the tribute to 20th century renowned applied mathematics author Joseph "Joe" Keller in 2017. Supporters of programmes beyond Isaac Newton Institute and University of Cambridge include University of Oxford, Cambridge University Press, Schlumberger and the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. One of the main ways for organisations and individuals to get involved with the Newton Gateway to Mathematics and gain access to its knowledge sharing activities is to become a member of the Newton Gateway to Mathematics Partnership Scheme. Partners get to attend exclusive events where they can network with academic, government and corporate representatives to gain further insights on mathematical problem solving. The group organises about 15–20 events per year. Additionally, partners can promote their brands on the initiative's website and newsletters, as well as get visibility in the Newton Gateway to Mathematics' Annual Report. References External links Interactive map of the Mathematical Sciences site including links to the departments. 2013 establishments in England Research institutes established in 2013 Mathematical institutes Faculty of Mathematics, University of Cambridge Research institutes in Cambridge Alan Turing