In his John von Neumann Lecture at AN18, Charles Van Loan spoke about the untangling of random polygons.
At AN18, Mariel Vazquez employed topological concepts from knot theory to demonstrate that cells detangle DNA with...
During her invited address at AN18, Danielle Bassett illustrated how brains map concepts and construct knowledge...
Thomas Hales spoke about mathematical paradoxes during the I. E. Block Community Lecture at AN18 this July.
Joseph Teran spoke about the use of mathematical models for computer-generated imagery at AN18.
Pam Cook spoke about molecular-level modeling of materials that exhibit similarly schizoid behavior during her AN18...
Volker Mehrmann overviewed of his work with differential-algebraic equations during a prize lecture at AN18.
Both evolutionary advantages and simple biochemical mechanisms drive striping and spotting patterns.
Charles F. Van Loan previews his upcoming 2018 John von Neumann Lecture about the polygon averaging problem.
At AN18, a panel of women from academia and industry spoke about the difficulties and successes of being a female mathematician.
View a sampling of photos from the 2018 SIAM Annual Meeting, including shots of the Prizes and Awards Luncheon.
In his talk at AN18, Thomas Hales will explain how some paradoxes play into self-verifying computer programs.
In his talk at AN18, Bill Symes will discuss our knowledge of Earth's interior and how it is an inverse problem.
A hands-on learning opportunity for the industry job-hunting process will take place at the Professional Development...
Students looking for jobs in industry received advice about soft skills and transdisciplinary training during the...
Like many other areas of mathematics, the field of knot theory is rooted in questions related to the physical world.
Humans have made enormous progress in recent decades regarding certain kinds of predictions.
Algebraic vision is an emerging viewpoint of geometric problems in computer vision that examines polynomial models.
Besides being aesthetically pleasing, patterns and waves often serve important beneficial or detrimental functions.
There is a need to develop mathematical tools to analyze behaviors and make diagnosing technology widely available.
The Career Fair at AN18 will take place on July 9 and showcase employers from both industry and government.
In his talk at AN18, Joseph Teran will discuss how visual effects rely on a wide range of numerical methods for PDEs.
During his invited talk at AN18, Robert V. Kohn will discuss patterns in the wrinkling and folding of thin elastic...
Jelani Nelson will discuss dimensionality reduction from the viewpoint of low-distortion embeddings at AN18.
Charles F. Van Loan, Cornell University, is the 2018 recipient of The John von Neumann Lecture prize.
At AN18, Chad Topaz described the application of topological analysis to study biological aggregations.
At ED18, Hannah Callender Highlander presented a mathematical model that uses bystander intervention to limit sexual...
Mathematical models can enable better understanding of microbial electrolysis cells, which produce hydrogen from...
Mitchel Colebank incorporated geometric uncertainty into a one-dimensional fluid dynamical model of a pulmonary...
User contribution and participation are essential features of online social networks, which require users to perform...