AWM Talk: Introduction to Metric Geometry and Dimension Theory, Liza Jacoby '22, at UC Berkeley Wednesday, Nov. 13, 7pm-8pm, Physics 205 The Association for Women in Math will be hosting our very own Liza Jacoby ('22) on Wednesday (11/13) at 7pm in Physics 205! Liza will be giving a talk titled Introduction to Metric Geometry and Dimension Theory as well as answering questions about math grad school (she is currently at UC Berkeley).

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11.01.2025

A Slice of Advice: Pizza & Math REUs – Mathematics & Statistics

Join us on Wednesday, January 15, from 12–1 PM in Wacheheim Room 116 for free pizza and a panel discussion about mathematics REU programs. Professors will share their experiences from the SMALL REU, offer application tips, and discuss what summer research is really like. Students of all years are welcome!

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20.01.2025

Colloquium Fest 2025, Monday January 27 – Mathematics & Statistics

Colloquium Fest 2025 Please join us for the 2025 Colloquium Fest hosted by the department of Mathematics & Statistics. Please find the schedule below: 9:30 - 10:10am: Ava Irons (NSB 113), 10:15 - 10:55am: Jarin Sutton (NSS 113), Munguldei Batsaikhan (NSB 015) 11:00 - 11:50am: Raymond Liu & Matthew Wu (NSB 113), Gabe Miller & Oscar Nobel (NSB 015) 1:00 - 1:40pm: Nicole Albright (NSB 113), Isaac Becker (NSB 015) 1:45 - 2:25pm: Carter Anderson (NSB 113), Rauan Kaldybayev (NSB 015) 2:30 - 3:20pm: Harrison Cross & Harry Appelt (NSB 113), David Wang & Jack Lee (NSB 015)

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30.01.2025

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AWM Talk: Introduction to Metric Geometry and Dimension Theory, Nov. 13, 7pm-8pm, Physics 205 – Mathematics & Statistics

A Slice of Advice: Pizza & Math REUs – Mathematics & Statistics

Colloquium Fest 2025, Monday January 27 – Mathematics & Statistics

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