Data Science, Analysis, and Mining: Real-World Math Helps Interns’ Career Paths

The NSF’s Mathematical Sciences Graduate Internship program gives participants hands-on experiences in the use of mathematics in nonacademic...

New NSF Ideas Lab Opportunity: Institutes for Data-Intensive Research in Science and Engineering

The NSF has released a solicitation for its newest program: Institutes for Data Intensive Research in Science and Engineering – Ideas Labs.

Applications are now open for the 2019-2020 ASA/ACM/AMS/IMS/MAA/SIAM Science and Technology Policy Fellowship!

On the occasion of a birthday celebration, Walter Gautschi describes his interest in different research areas.

The DOE Scholars Program introduces students and recent college graduates to the DOE mission and operations.

Anusha Sekar discusses the unexpected career trajectory that led her to an industry position at Chevron.

Socially responsible mathematicians can address the existence of ethics in mathematical practise through the "four levels of ethical engagement."

The IMA recently established an agreement with Target and Cargill, launching a new era in industrial collaboration at the institute.

Kai Berger works as a computational scientist and machine vision researcher at Genius Sports Media.

The National Science Foundation continues its investment in programs that directly advance the STEM workforce.

At AN18, a panel of women from academia and industry spoke about the difficulties and successes of being a female mathematician.

Graduate students attending the 2018 SIAM Annual Meeting were given an insider’s view of BIG from six veteran industry mathematicians.

Jeffrey Humphreys spoke about BYU’s five-year-old undergraduate Applied and Computational Mathematics Emphasis program at AN18.

Professor Catie Patterson incorporates writing projects into her courses on mathematical biology and ordinary differential equations.

Björn Sandstede offers a class entitled “Race and Gender in the Scientific Community” at Brown University.