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MathCEP champions outreach with Saturday Morning Math enrichment activities
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The Mathematics Center for Educational Programs (MathCEP) is a leader in the School of Mathematics’ outreach activities, providing in-person programs for students in grades 5 - 7.
Principal Investigators of the Simons Collaboration on Localization of Waves win Fields Medal and Nobel Prize in 2022
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Hugo Duminil-Copin, Professor at the Université de Genève and IHÉS, and Alain Aspect, Professor at Institut d'Optique Graduate School, were awarded the Fields Medal and Nobel Prize in Physics.
Institute for Mathematics and its Applications hosts 2022 Field of Dreams conference
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Hosted by the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications (IMA), attendees convened for the Field of Dreams conference on November 4th and 5th, 2022. The annual conference for Math Alliance scholars and mentors introduces prospective graduate students to graduate programs in the mathematical sciences at Math Alliance schools as well as professional opportunities in these fields.
Prof. Jeff Calder and team awarded $1.2M NSF grant for deep learning research
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The research will tackle fundamental research questions in deep graph learning, with a particular emphasis on applications to 5G/NextG wireless networks and power (micro)grid systems.
Katherine Dowd receives Association for Women in Mathematics Service Award
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Dowd is being recognized for the “extraordinary professionalism, wisdom, and care” she bestowed upon the AWM as host of the 2022 AWM Research Symposium.
CSE senior finds community, creativity in UMN math program
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For Delanna Do, the community and collaboration she found in the School of Mathematics was one of the coolest parts of her U of M journey.
2020–21 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Awardees named
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Three School of Mathematics teaching assistants (TAs) have been recognized with Outstanding Teaching Assistant Awards for the 2020–21 academic year.
$5M grant awarded to Mitchell Luskin and worldwide collaborators
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They'll model phenomena such as superconductivity realized when 2D crystals with a small difference in lattice constant or orientation are overlaid, resulting in a moiré pattern.
School of Mathematics, IMA to host AWM Research Symposium
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From June 16–19, the national symposium will convene in Minneapolis on the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus. The hosting venue is determined via a competitive selection process.
In-person Ordway lectures return with Wei Zhang visit
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From April 4-8, Wei Zhang of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will be visiting the School of Mathematics.