News and Announcements

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Post-Doc position available with the American Heart Association
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Thank you to our current GGAM students - Marco Ruiz, Casey Duckwall, Alaina Stockdill, and Lauren Mossman - for volunteering!
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Join us for the annual GGAM Mini-Conference Thursday, March 2nd in MSB 1147, starting at 1 pm. The mini-conference includes multiple speakers, a poster session on current students' research, and a reception.
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We are excited to add Dr. Mina Karzand of the Department of Statistics as the newest member of GGAM. Her areas of interest include Theoretical Machine Learning and Applied Probability: Sequential Learning, Graphical Models, Optimization Theory.
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Dr. Xiaoli Dong's research focuses on spatial self-organization (pattern formation) applied to ecosystems and landscapes, primarily using reaction diffusion models.
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We proudly welcome Dr. Mitrovic Slobodan!
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​A full professor in the Department of Mathematics and current department chair, we enthusiastically welcome Dr. Anne Schilling to GGAM.
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We are thrilled to add another amazing mind to GGAM
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Assistant Professor in Mathematics joins GGAM to add to our great minds in data science.
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We are so pleased to have a new voice from Materials Science & Engineering.
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Please join us in congratulating Prof. Javier Arsuaga as the new Graduate Group in Applied Mathematics Program Chair. We are grateful for Prof. Jesus DeLoera's tireless dedication to the program and its students.
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Dr. Iyer joins us from Princeton University's Department of Mathematics where he completed a 3 year NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship. Dr. Iyer graduated with his Ph.D from Brown University under the guidance of Prof. Yan Guo
Joseph Michael Teran Professor, Mathematics Snow Business: Scientific Computing in the Movies and Beyond
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Dr. Ding is currently a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Statistics at the University of California Davis. From 2018-2020, He was a research associate at Duke University working with Hau-Tieng Wu. Before that, he earned his PhD in statistics in 2018 from the University of Toronto under the supervision of Jeremy Quastel.

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  • GGAM Mini-Conference 2017

    GGAM Mini-Conference 2017

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    GGAM member Prof. Rademacher and his collaborators James Voss and Mikhail Belkin apply their new spectral clustering method to image segmentation

  • Swimming in viscoelastic fluids

    Swimming in viscoelastic fluids

    GGAM member Prof. Bob Guy explains about his research with GGAM member Prof. Becca Thomases at the GGAM miniconference 2016

  • Extreme Functions

    Extreme Functions

    GGAM member Prof. Matthias Köppe and Applied Math Ph.D. student Yuan Zhou investigate the infinite-dimensional Gomory–Johnson relaxation of mixed-integer optimization problems

  • GGAM miniconference 2016

    GGAM miniconference 2016

    Members of the Applied Math graduate student community at the GGAM miniconference 2016 reception

  • The Perfect Wave

    The Perfect Wave

    Read more about Professor Steve Shkoller's favorite waves in his research essay "The Perfect Wave"

  • Theoretical Ecology

    Theoretical Ecology

    GGAM member Prof. Alan Hastings in collaboration with Brett Melbourne uses experiments with beetles and stochastic models to study the effect of global change

  • Relativistic Shockwaves

    Relativistic Shockwaves

    Read about work by GGAM member Prof. Blake Temple and 2011 Applied Math Ph.D. graduate Moritz Reintjes on relativistic shockwaves

  • Compressed Sensing

    Compressed Sensing

    GGAM member Prof. Miles Lopes contributes to Compressed Sensing with his work on Sparsity Estimation

Upcoming Seminars

Thu, Jun 1, 12:00PM - MSB 2112
Student Research : Milo Bechtloff Weising, UC Davis
Stable-Limit Non-Symmetric Macdonald Functions in Type A

Thu, Jun 1, 1:10PM - MSB 2112
Geometry : Puttipong Pongtanapaisan, University of Saskatchewan
Complexities of complex curves from curve complexes

Mon, Jun 5, 4:10PM - MSB 1147
Disc. Math : Sylvester Zhang, University of Minnesota
Higher Dimers on Snake Graphs and Continued Fractions

Tue, Jun 6, 1:10PM - MSB 2112
Probability : Promit Ghosal, MIT
Entropic Optimal Transport: Geometry, large deviation & Rate

Tue, Jun 6, 4:10PM - QMAP/PSEL 3024
QMAP : Alex Thomson, UC Davis
TBA

Wed, Jun 7, 1:10PM - MSB 2112
Special : Leo He, UC Davis
Ph.D. Exit Seminar: High-dimensional scaling limits and fluctuations of online least-squares SGD

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