Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the University has instruction to cancel all in-person events through the Spring semester to adhere to city and state orders limiting public gatherings. Events still running must now take place Online— listed events will include... Read More
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the University has instruction to cancel all in-person events through the Spring semester to adhere to city and state orders limiting public gatherings. Events still running must now take place Online— listed events will include... Read More
Since we can't have our traditional student awards ceremony, instead let's close out the term all together online - we will announce student awards and ask graduating students who wish to introduce themselves and say a word about their plans. To be... Read More
Link to register for the event is here. Author visit with Jordan Ellenberg and special guest John Urschel Boswell Book Company and UWM’s Department of Mathematical Sciences present Jordan Ellenberg, author of “SHAPE: The Hidden Geometry of Information, Biology, Strategy,... Read More
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, this event will be held both in-person at a limited capacity and online. Listed events will include a link below in which one may access the Online webspace. To view Mr. Blount's defense... Read More
To view Mr. Vossen's defense online, enter via Microsoft Teams— it will open at 3:00pm on Thursday, August 5th, 2021. This event will be held at the Great Lakes Research Facility (GLRF), Room 3093 starting at 12:00pm if you wish... Read More
Cube Complexes and Robotics Mr. Daniel Gulbrandsen Graduate Teaching Assistant University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee “A robotic snake is a two dimensional figure depicting possible movements of a robotic arm subjected to certain simplifying conditions. In this talk we... Read More
To view Dr. Lindsey's talk, enter her Online chatroom via. Microsoft Teams— it will open at 2:00pm on Friday, September 17th, 2021. The Mathematics of Neural Networks Dr. Kathryn Lindsey Assistant Professor of Mathematics Boston College “Neural networks are a... Read More
The Doomsday Argument and other paradoxes Mr. Prayagdeep Parija Graduate Teaching Assistant University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee “How long will the human race survive? We will present and discuss the (in-?) famous doomsday argument which proposes an answer to the... Read More
To view Dr. Chew's talk, enter her Online chatroom via. Microsoft Teams— it will open at 2:00pm on Friday, September 24th, 2021. The Heart of Music: From Expressivity to Neurocardiology Dr. Elaine Chew Senior CNRS Researcher STMS Lab at... Read More