At MPE20, Shilpa Khatri used computational simulations in the context of fluid flow to explore the benefits of coral pulsations.

The Seminar in the Analysis and Methods of PDE (SIAM PDE) is an initiative of SIMA and SIAG/APDE.

Sofya Zaytseva explored the mathematics of pattern formation in intertidal oyster reefs during an MPE20 virtual presentation.

At MPE20, Stephanie Dodson used agent-based models to better understand migration patterns in Northern Pacific blue whales.

SIAM is pleased to announce the Program Committee for the SIAM International Conference on Data Mining (SDM21).

Dmitry Nicolsky investigated the impact of heat flux and water level on permafrost thawing at MPE20.

At MPE20, Dale Durran discussed how machine learning can be applied to predicting large-scale atmospheric dynamics. 

During an IS20 minitutorial, Peyman Milanfar of Google Research explores how the mobile phone became a camera.

Hans Kaper overviews the final week of the six-week summer school on “Dynamics and Data in the COVID-19 Pandemic."

Participants of the AIM/MCRN summer school on COVID-19 spent the fifth week focusing on 15 research questions and their math models.

Jay Newby explained how particle tracking in cells can reveal the diffusivity of the cytoplasm during AN20. 

Hannah Thompson utilized several models to better understand and mitigate woolly adelgid damage to hemlock trees at AN20.

At AN20, Jasper Weinburd spoke about modelling the structure of locust swarms based on their resource consumption.

Daniel Anderson used mathematical models to investigate the feasibility of ophthalmic drug delivery via contact lenses at AN20. 

During AN20, Bethany Johnson described a model to forecast ecological dynamics across a spatially extended system.