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3-manifolds that bound no definite 4-manifold
Mon Apr 19 2:00 pm ONLINE
Symmetrically processed splitting integrators for enhanced Hamiltonian Monte Carlo sampling
Mon Apr 19 2:00 pm ONLINE https://bluejeans.com/884917410
TBA by David Wood
Tue Apr 20 3:45 pm https://us04web.zoom.us/j/77238664391. For password, please email Anton Bernshteyn (bahtoh ~at~ gatech.edu)
TBA Victor Vilaça Da Rocha
Wed Apr 21 2:00 pm ONLINE
TBA by Po-Ling Loh
Thu Apr 22 12:00 pm Zoom
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Left to right: Shannon Yee, professor at Georgia Tech's George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering; Matt Baker, professor at Georgia Tech's School of Mathematics; Po-Shen Loh, professor of mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University
Reimagining Contact Tracing
March 26, 2021

Mathematicians and engineers from Georgia Tech and Carnegie Mellon discuss how network and game theories provide a different way to control the spread of infectious disease.


Dan Margalit
Dan Margalit Wins the Geoffrey G. Eichholz Faculty Teaching Award
March 23, 2021

This award was established in 2005 through a gift from School of Mechanical Engineering's Regents’ Professor Emeritus Geoffrey Eichholz.


Mayya Zhilova
Math’s Mayya Zhilova Gets Early CAREER Boost from National Science Foundation
March 8, 2021

Award-winning plan will study challenging problems in contemporary statistics and data science, and includes mentorship and educational activities for junior researchers and high school students.


Jen Hom (headshot)
Two JMM Invited Speakers are SoM Faculty
February 2, 2021

Two SoM faculty have been invited to speak at the Joint Mathematics Meetings (JMM) this year.


Tech Tower in the Fall
Luke Postle (ACO PhD 2012) Awarded Coxeter-James Prize for Work in Graph Theory
February 1, 2021

Luke Postle (ACO PhD 2012) Awarded Coxeter-James Prize for Work in Graph Theory


Tech Tower
Adam Marcus (ACO PhD 2008) and Collaborators Winning Accolades for Breakthrough Work
February 1, 2021

ACO alum Adam Marcus (PhD 2008) and collaborators won one more accolade for their breakthrough work Kadison-Singer problem and on Ramanujan graphs, and the underlying theory that leads to new connections between computer science, mathematics and physics.


Screen shot of a coffee break at the 3rd Annual SCMB Symposium, held virtually in December. Credit: Michael Lavigne
Theory Plus Data, Across Disciplines: What’s New in the Southeast Center for Mathematics and Biology
January 5, 2021

“Theory plus data” guides the Southeast Center for Mathematics and Biology; some of its Georgia Tech members share updates on research projects and the 3rd Annual SCMB Symposium


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