Past Events

Dec
10 to 12
2021
Tech Topology Conference

This is the eleventh annual Tech Topology Conference. This year's conference will be done on-line.
Oct
23
2021
Graphs, Geometry, and Gerrymandering with Moon Duchin, Tufts University

This is a hybrid public talk co-sponsored by the School of Mathematics and the Gathering 4 Gardner Foundation
Aug
27
2021
Data Science for Scientists: College of Sciences Data Science Seminar

A seminar course for graduate and postdoctoral students who want to learn the different types of research available in the College of Sciences using data sciences.
Jul
20
2021
REU Poster Session

The yearly REU poster session will be held this Tuesday, July 20 from 11am-12:30pm in the Skiles Atrium. There will be both in-person and virtual sessions.
Mar
01 to 02
2021
The Science Behind NOVID: A Special Public Lecture with Founder Po-Shen Loh

Join NOVID app founder and Carnegie Mellon professor Po-Shen Loh for a special virtual talk exploring the math and science behind NOVID, which goes beyond contact tracing to notify users before they may be exposed to Covid-19.
Dec
07 to 08
2020
SCMB hosts 3rd Annual Symposium

SCMB will host its 3rd Annual Symposium as a free online event to focus on "Interactional Expertise" in math/bio collaborations
Dec
07 to 08
2020
Southeast Center for Mathematics and Biology's 3rd Annual Symposium

The SCMB's virtual forum for discussing the latest news from the intersection of math and biology is set for Dec. 7-10, 2020.


Nov
27 to 30
2020
paraDIGMS 2020 - IMSI

This online conference is the first event of the American Mathematical Society’s paraDIGMS initiative to build a community of practice for graduate education in mathematics, with the goal of making the profession stronger and more equitable.
Mar
26
2020
(Postponed) Graphs, Geometry, and Gerrymandering

Frontiers in Science Lecture and 2020 Karlovitz Lecture by Moon Duchin, Tufts University
Feb
17 to 18
2020
2020 SCMB Annual Symposium

Annual SCMB Symposium held at Georgia Tech aims to bring together mathematics and bio systems communities.


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