Congratulations to the SUNDIALS Core Development Group at @Livermore_Lab, who were awarded the 2023 SIAM/ACM Prize in Computational Science and Engineering for their innovative research and #software development efforts. Carol Woodward spoke at #SIAMCSE23 on behalf of the group.
Congrats!
Devin Matthews, @SMU assistant professor of chemistry and his @UTAustin partner, Field G. Van Zee, won @SIAM's James H. Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Software. https://t.co/HqJU3K7B0V #chemistry#computing#research
Congratulations to @SMUMathematics Chair Daniel Reynolds and Ph.D. graduate David Gardner -- recently awarded the 2023 SIAM/ACM Prize in Computational Science and Engineering.
https://t.co/p1D9mEcHhZ
CONGRATS 🎉: @TheSIAMNews and Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) announced that they have awarded the 2023 SIAM/ACM Prize in Computational Science & Engineering to the team behind the LLNL-developed SUNDIALS software suite. More on this achievement: https://t.co/gA1DhblSjy
Congratulations to #SMUMath faculty member Daniel Reynolds and his #SUNDIALS collaborators for winning the 2023 SIAM/ACM Prize in Computational Science and Engineering!
@TheSIAMNews@TheOfficialACM https://t.co/E4lDp6XnjL
For anyone going to the SIAM Conference on Mathematics of Data Science, check out an invited talk by #SMUMath grad student Lizuo Liu (https://t.co/jgU2J9nN1Y)
Congratulations to #SMUMath grad student Austin Marstaller (@Ozera1), on his Summer 2022 PhD internship in the Physical Sciences Lab at @AerospaceCorp, working on spiral waveguides for a photonic reservoir computer.
Congratulations to #SMUMath PhD student Alex Fish, for being accepted to this summer's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Computing (@Livermore_Comp) Graduate Intern program, https://t.co/ldBYQJTqBw
Congratulations to #SMUMath graduate student Nick Bagley, who has been accepted to this summer's Air Force Research Lab Scholars program (https://t.co/XUZXW4k9v2)!
Congratulations to #SMUMath PhD student Steven Walton, who has been accepted to this summer's Computational Physics Student Summer Workshop at Los Alamos National Lab (https://t.co/PH3URlVIXN)!
This equation is often described as the most beautiful in all of mathematics. Each of its numbers, 0, 1, π, 𝑖 and 𝑒 symbolize an entire branch of math, and in that way the equation can be seen as a glorious confluence, a testament to the unity of math. https://t.co/RJv7qmwzVP
Check out a talk next week by @SMUMathematics prof. Andrea Barreiro on how her team analyzes redistricting maps to determine how Gerrymandered they are, and, the likelihood of election outcomes.
Gerrymandering By The Numbers
Jan 12, 6:30-8:00 pm
https://t.co/yCRxV1JYBr
A HUGE congratulations to @SMUMathematics PhD students Elyssa Sliheet and Molly Robinson, whose work on network based analysis applied to cancer immunotherapy was just published in Nature: https://t.co/f1G02fsYIS
Where Are They Now - Elyssa Sliheet ‘19 graduated from Southwestern with a double major in math and computer science. She is currently in her third year of her PhD program in computational and applied mathematics at Southern Methodist University, in Dallas, Texas.
@SMUMathematics is hiring!
We're looking for two full time #mathematics lecturers with a strong commitment to teaching and pedagogical innovation. Preferred areas of teaching expertise include pure math and introductory scientific computing.
https://t.co/zx9qW4lJS8
Check out the newest edition of @TheSIAMNews, containing an article co-authored by @SMUMathematics professor Alejandro Aceves on the need for mathematics to address climate change, environmental resilience, and clean energy:
https://t.co/cJ8tGxHXCi