Illinois Tech Applied Mathematics

Join us today, Monday, April 28th, for the last colloquium talk of the semester on "Graph-Codes and Connectivity" given by Noga Alon from Princeton University. The talk will take place in RE 104 at 1:50 pm.

To read the abstract and to learn more about the speaker, visit:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Noga Alon: Graph-Codes and Connectivity Speaker: Noga Alon, professor of mathematics, Princeton University

Join us today, April 14th, in RE 104 at 1:50 pm for the Applied Mathematics colloquium talk on "Debiased High-Dimensional Regression Calibration for Errors-In-Variables Log-Contrast Models" given by Tianying Wang from Colorado State University.

The abstract and more information about the speaker can be found at:

Applied Mathematics Colloquium by Tianying Wang: Debiased High-Dimensional Regression Calibration for Errors-In-Variables Log-Contrast Models Speaker: Tianying Wang, assistant professor of statistics, Colorado State University

Join us for the celebration of the Menger Day on April 10th-11th.

For the full schedule of the event and to learn more about the keynote speaker, visit:
https://www.iit.edu/applied-math/about/remembering-karl-menger

Explore the intersection of mathematics, computation, and biology with Lior Pachter at the 2025 Karl Menger Lecture at Illinois Tech.

As the Bren Professor of Computational Biology at Caltech, Pachter has made contributions across algorithms, genomics, and mathematical biology. Join us as he shares insights from his influential research.

📅 April 10-11, 2025
📍 Illinois Tech

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Join us today, April 7th, for a colloquium talk on "Converse Symmetry Breaking in Complex Systems" given by Adilson Motter from Northwestern University. The talk will take place in RE 104 at 1:50 pm.

The abstract and more information about the speaker can be found at:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Adilson Motter: Converse Symmetry Breaking in Complex Systems Speaker: Adilson Motter, Charles E. and Emma H

Tomorrow, Monday, March 31st, we are having a colloquium led by Nizar Touzi from New York University. Dr. Touzi is presenting on "Model Risk Hedging Through Distributionally Robust Sensitivity" at 1:50 p.m. in RE 104.

To read the abstract of the talk and learn more about the speaker, visit:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Nizar Touzi: Model Risk Hedging Through Distributionally Robust Sensitivity Speaker: Nizar Touzi, Professor and Chair Department of Finance and Risk Engin

Join us today, March 24th, in RE 104 at 1:50 pm for the Applied Mathematics colloquium talk on "Vacuum Free Boundary Problems in Gas Dynamics" given by Juhi Jang from the University of Southern California.

The abstract and more information about the speaker can be found at:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Juhi Jang: Vacuum Free Boundary Problems in Gas Dynamics Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Juhi Jang: Vacuum Free Boundary Problems in Gas Dynamics March 24, 2025 Time 1:50pm - 2:50pm Locations RE 104 Home Events Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Juhi Jang: Vacuum Free Boundary Problems in Gas Dynamics Speaker: Juhi Jang, professor of mathematics, Universit...

Join us today, March 3rd, in RE 104 at 1:50 pm for the Applied Mathematics colloquium talk on "Stochastic Kolmogorov Systems and Applications" given by George Yin from the University of Connecticut.

The abstract and more information about the speaker can be found at:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by George Yin: Stochastic Kolmogorov Systems and Applications Speaker: George Yin, professor of mathematics, University of Connecticut

On Monday, February 10th we are having a colloquium led by Mary Silber from The University of Chicago. Dr. Silber will present on "A Kick-Flow Model of Dryland Vegetation Band Formation" at 1:50 p.m. in RE 104.

The abstract and more information about the speaker can be found at:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Mary Silber: A Kick-Flow Model of Dryland Vegetation Band Formation Speaker: Mary Silber, professor of statistics, The University of Chicago

Join us tomorrow, Monday, January 27th for the first colloquium talk of the semester. Agostino Capponi from Columbia University is presenting on "Sustainable Investing and Climate Risk Capital Allocation" at 1:50 p.m. in RE 104.

The abstract of the talk and more information about the speaker can be found at:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Agostino Capponi: Sustainable Investing and Climate Risk Capital Allocation Speaker: Agostino Capponi, professor of industrial engineering and operations research, Columbia U

Today, Monday, November 11th we are having a colloquium led by Kevin Zumbrun from Indiana University presenting on
"Convective Turing Bifurcation with Conservation Laws, and Applications to Modern Biomorphology". The talk will take place at 1:50 p.m. in RE 104.

To read the abstract and learn more about the speaker, visit:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Kevin Zumbrun: Convective Turing Bifurcation with Conservation Laws, and Applications to Modern Biomorphology Speaker: Kevin Zumbrun, distinguished professor of mathematics, Indiana University

Join us today, November 4th, in RE 104 at 1:50 pm for the Applied Mathematics colloquium talk on " Mathematical and Numerical Understanding of Neural Networks: From Representation to Learning Dynamics" given by Hongkai Zhao from Duke University.
The abstract and more information about the speaker can be found at:

Applied Mathematics Colloquia by Hongkai Zhao-Mathematical and Numerical Understanding of Neural Networks: From Representation to Learning Dynamics Speaker: Hongkai Zhao, Ruth F.