Thomas Hales will present this year's I.E. Block Community Lecture on July 11 at the SIAM Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon.

Paul Davis overviews Jean-Michel Coron’s 2017 W.T. and Idalia Reid Prize Lecture on controllability and local asymptotic stabilizability.

Paul Davis recaps Bernard Matkowsky’s 2017 John von Neumann Lecture, which focused on the effects of noise.

Charles F. Van Loan previews his upcoming 2018 John von Neumann Lecture about the polygon averaging problem.

Participate in Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month by hosting and organizing events all throughout April.

In his talk at AN18, Joseph Teran will discuss how visual effects rely on a wide range of numerical methods for PDEs.

Scott N. Armstrong and Charles K. Smart were awarded the 2017 SIAM/APDE Prize at PD17 for their 2016 paper.

During his invited talk at AN18, Robert V. Kohn will discuss patterns in the wrinkling and folding of thin elastic sheets.

Jelani Nelson will discuss dimensionality reduction from the viewpoint of low-distortion embeddings at AN18.

Hans Engler, Hans Kaper, Tasso Kaper, and Theodore Vo will present a dynamical systems approach to the Pleistocene climate. 

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.

At its 2018 Annual Meeting, the AAAS will sponsor a symposium on mathematical approaches to major challenges.

Hospitals and clinics currently use two types of computed tomography (CT) scanners: conventional CT and cone beam CT.

2017 saw considerable news about the imminent impact of quantum computing on science, math, and data analysis.