Doctoral Students Apply Passion for Mathematics to Nuclear Research, Cosmology, and Microscopy

The NSF MSGI program provides research opportunities for mathematical sciences doctoral students to participate in internships.

Mitigating Bias in Science and Engineering

Implicit associations are natural, but become problematic when they are misapplied or biased by socialization.

Jesse Dunietz reflects on his time as an American Association for the Advancement of Science Mass Media Fellow.

We are excited to announce the eleventh year of the Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship program.

Four African American women spoke to a packed auditorium at the “Hidden Figures” panel during the 2017 SIAM Annual Meeting.

The PIC Math Workshop on Data Analytics exposed attendees to techniques used in data analytics problems.

AN17 featured a variety of sessions that specifically addressed issues of diversity in applied mathematics.

Upon graduation, recent applied mathematics Ph.D.s are confronted with a momentous choice: academia or industry?

SIAM is considering expanding our career fair program, and we want your suggestions on how to do that!

At AN17, "communication doctors" offered students and professionals advice on how to present their research to the general public.

Bill Satzer discusses the attributes that make mathematics Ph.D.s desirable for industrial employment.

SIAM promotes the value of applied mathematics research and ensures its application in solving real-world problems.

Hans Kaper discusses the field of deep uncertainty, which plays an important role in the development of policy and business strategy.

The City University of New York’s applied mathematics internship program yields student success in many areas.

Debbie McCoy and Mary Ann Leung describe the BE program’s importance in fostering diversity and inclusion among the community.