Mathematics in Science and Society

Mathematics in Science and Society lecture series

The Department of Mathematics initiated the Mathematics in Science and Society (MSS) lecture series in 1995 to improve connections between mathematics other science departments. MSS colloquia range over a broad spectrum of topics in connections and interactions of mathematics with other scholarly disciplines and other aspects of the society in general.

Fall 2017

November 1, 2017

314 Altgeld Hall, 4:00 pm
Speaker: Robin Wilson (Open University and Gresham College)
Title: Lewis Carroll in Numberland
Abstract | Poster | Video
Host: Ilya Kapovich

November 14, 2017

245 Altgeld Hall, 4:00 p.m.
Speaker: Zaher Hani (Georgia Tech Math)
Title: Nonlinear dispersive equations on large domains and wave turbulence
Abstract | Poster
Host: Eduard Kirr

Past MSS Lectures