A previous SIAM News article about about the growth of social network analysis led to a collaboration with Bloom.

Fadil Santosa interviews Jeff Holstein about NTRU, the cryptosystem he created. 

Nick Trefethen discusses two of the biggest unsolved problems in numerical analysis.

An proof of the optimality of the semicircle capped Richard Tapia’s talk on the isoperimetric problem at AN12.

Environmental models  play a role in understanding and diagnosing potential environmental impacts of global climate change.

Experts have begun supplementing their understanding of volcanic hazards with realistic geophysical flow simulations.

Three factors have contributed to the explosive growth in the emerging field of modern UQ.

A CO₂ sequestration site in Chimayo, New Mexico, was examined for site-specific impacts of shallow groundwater.

SIAM President Nick Trefethen believes that the subject of complex variables gets too little attention in our curricula.

In a multipart minisymposium, Clint Dawson presented joint work on the development of numerical methods for modeling storm surge.

Martin Kruskal worked on many problems in pure and applied mathematics, but is best known for discovering solitons.

Alan Newell gave the Martin D. Kruskal Prize Lecture at the Conference on Nonlinear Waves and Coherent Structures.

Tony Chan gave a fascinating technical presentation, “Image Processing and Computational Mathematics,” at AN12.

Continual improvements in both computational assets and observational data are revolutionizing science and engineering.