Finding Dory's Math ResearchInsightsCommentary Tim Chartier discusses the mathematics responsible for the animation in Pixar favorites like Finding Dory, Monsters, Inc., and more.
Variations of Data Scientists ResearchCommentaryCareersProfessional Development Samantha Schumacher explores the breakdown of data scientists in industry careers and poses questions about the field.
Surprises of the Faraday Cage ResearchCommentarySIAM News Nick Trefethen challenges Richard Feynman's well-known analysis of the Faraday cage effect and exponential shielding.
Car Parts, Neutrons, and Bridges ResearchCommentaryCareersProfessional DevelopmentSIAM News William Regli muses on misconceptions of problem-driven and use-inspired research and outlines some of DARPA’s programs.
The FEniCS Project ResearchCommentarySIAM News Robert Kirby discusses the FEniCS project, a Python program that uses a domain-specific language to lessen the gap between machines and...
Why Bring Maths Into It? Happening NowPrograms and PublicationsResearchCommentaryCareersStudents and EducationProfessional Development Goodwin Gibbins, a student participant at Jamboree 2016, reflects on climate change and life on planet Earth.
Jamboree 2016 Happening NowScience PolicyResearchInsightsCommentaryCareersStudents and EducationProfessional Development Mathematics of Planet Earth (MPE) is an emerging area of research in the mathematical sciences.
AlphaGo and the Future of Work ResearchCommentary Carson Chow candidly discusses the future of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the place of humans in a changing society.
Network Data: Dealing with Incompleteness and Bias ResearchInsightsCommentarySIAM News Methods used to construct networks and the resulting bias and incompleteness draw limited attention.
The Future of High Performance Scientific Computing is Anything but Clear ResearchCommentarySIAM News Cutting-edge scientific computing has relied for decades on what seems to be a never-ending parade of faster and faster computers.
Teaching Mathematical Modeling to Students ResearchCommentaryCareersStudents and EducationSIAM News Mathematical modeling can be taught at every stage of a student’s mathematical education, from kindergarten to undergraduate school.
Seven Decades of Mathematics and Mechanics ResearchCommentarySIAM News A workshop in honor of Jerry Ericksen's 90th birthday reviews his impact on the fields of materials science.
Pushing the Boundaries of Predictions with Data Analytics ResearchCommentarySIAM News In honor of Math Awareness Month, Randy Paffenroth discusses big data, algorithmic predictions, and deep learning.
Comparing Notes on Computing Across the Curriculum ResearchCommentaryCareersStudents and EducationSIAM News At the 2016 Joint Mathematics Meetings this January, SIAM hosted a panel in collaboration with the AMS and the MAA.
Hot Hands, Streaks and Coin-flips: How The New York Times Got it Wrong ResearchCommentarySIAM News Dan Gusfield points out how two recent New York Times articles misinterpreted elementary concepts in probability and statistics.
March 11 - March 14 , 2019 : SIAM Conference on Mathematical & Computational Issues in the Geosciences (GS19)
April 15 - April 17 , 2019 : 8th International Conference on Modeling, Simulation and Applied Optimization (ICMSAO'2019)