The SIAM Activity Group on Imaging Science held the 9th SIAM Conference on Imaging Science (IS18) in Bologna, Italy.

A one-year pilot program aimed to develop a model for STEM teacher leadership in Education for Sustainability in Philadelphia.

The difficulty of quantifying uncertainty in complex models, such as predicting a storm or hurricane's path, must be met with urgency.

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

At AN18, Kyle Gustafson of the U.S. Navy used parsimonious model selection to model the spread of Ebola in Sierra Leone.

Machine learning approaches can help choose the right locations for new oil wells and for identifying “sweet spots” for drilling.

A comprehensive algorithm estimates the expected occupancy requirement for Amazon lockers based on shipping speed and date.

At AN18, Hong Zhou described how biovariability can result in a wide range of injury probabilities among people in a crowd. 

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

At AN18, Elizabeth B. Klerman applied the principles of circadian rhythms to human physiology to optimize sleep-wake schedules.

At AN18, Ciamac Moallemi showed how Bitcoin's blockchain technology uses congestion and delays to fund its computer infrastructure.

Bradford E. Peercy examines clustered cell migration in the egg chamber of Drosophila melanogaster, the common fruit fly.

Mathematical models can help study the effectiveness of Vicodin abuse prevention methods educating doctors and patients.

Sofya Zaytseva uses imagery analysis on oyster reefs in the Chesapeake Bay watershed to model reef morphology and guide restoration efforts.