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Australian Research Council Discovery Award
Professor Wick part of successful Australian Research Council Discovery Award.
John McCarthy founds the St. Louis Academy of Mathematical Sciences
The new academy aims to encourage cooperation among the mathematical sciences community in St. Louis.
The politics of polygons: Using math to determine fairness
Graduate student Mary Barker and a group of mathematicians help calculate whether political districts have been drawn fairly or gerrymandered for political gain.
Todd Kuffner Awarded NSF Grant
Funding for Prof. Todd Kuffner's proposal, `Collaborative Research: New Developments in Direct Probabilistic Inference on Interest Parameters', has been awarded by the National Science Foundation.
Dr. Xiang Tang Awarded NSF Grant
Congratulations to Professor Xiang Tang for his "Noncommutative Geometry & Analytic Grothendieck Riemann Roch Theorem" receiving funding from the National Science Foundation.
Math Department's Professor Yanli Song is Awarded NSF Grant
Yanli Song's "New Application of Equivariant Index Theory" proposal has been awarded funding by the National Science Foundation.
UIUC-WUSTL Joint Symplectic Geometry Seminar Schedule
In the talk, we explain how to formulate PDE's within the framework of jet spaces. This allows the definition of the so-called formal solution space of a non-linear PDE. In case the PDE is formally integrable, the formal solution space carries in a natural way the structure of a profinite dimensional manifold.
Trick or Tweet
Participate in Trick or Tweet, which will take place October 30 & 31.
Graduate Research Assistantships in Developing Countries (GRAID) Program
The Department of Mathematics at Washington University and the University of Yaounde I in Cameroon have received a GRAID award to support graduate students.
Professor Quo-Shin Chi Recognized by ICCM
Professor Quo Shin Chi's article "Isoparametric hypersurfaces with four principal curvatures, III", J. Differential Geom. 94 (2013), no. 3, 469–504 has been chosen by the ICCM for an award as one of the most distinguished papers of the last five years.
National Science Foundation Awards Professor Todd Kuffner
Dr. Kuffner's research project "Collaborative Research: Higher-Order Asymptotics and Accurate Inference for Post-Selection" has been awarded funding by NSF.