Q&A with AFOSR’s Young Investigator Program Awardee Kaitlyn Muller

Kaitlyn Muller, a research faculty at Colorado State University, received the AFOSR Young Investigator Program award and grant.

Talk Math to Me

Accessible language when communicating mathematics to a non-technical audience is vital to the field's growth and preservation.

The growing area of systems analysis yields multidisciplinary solutions and policy recommendations in response to emerging global problems.

Sci-Hub is a controversial internet search engine that makes approximately 50 million scientific journal articles freely accessible.

Susan Gregurick is director of the NIGMS Division of Biomedical Technology, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology at the NIH.

At the Joint Policy Board for Mathematics' October meeting, Deborah Lockhart of the NSF offered suggestions for the math community.

A new report, titled Research and Education in Computational Science and Engineering, analyzes the current status of CSE.

The 2016 EDT projects foster collaboration between academia and business, industry, government, or non-profits.

Reza Malek-Madani is a mathematics professor at the Naval Academy and a program officer for the ONR's Applied and Computational Analysis...

Chad Topaz and Shilad Sen use data collection and analysis to study the shortage of women on the editorial boards of mathematics journals.

The NSF's Enriched Doctoral Training Program encourages collaborations between academics and industry.

Roberto Natalini interviews Sara Zahedi, who was the only female winner of the 2016 European Mathematical Society Prize.

Internship opportunity at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).

MPE16, held last week in Philadelphia, featured a forward-thinking panel discussion about climate science issues and their relation to mathematics.

Lalitha Venkataramanan, Rachel Levy, and Bill Kolata highlight themes from a career panel that they organized at the SIAM Annual Meeting.