Josue Avila Artavia
Nathan Janus
Mengzi Xie
Morgan Bryant
Qi'an Chen
Foivos Chnaras
Noah Chrein
Yong Cui
Samuel DiPasqua
Jacob Erickson
Jordan Hirsh
Canran Ji
Maia Karpovich
Dohoon Kim
Eric Kubischta
Haoran Li
Ishfaaq Mohammed Imtiyas
Turner Pepper
Mirna Pinsky
Geoffrey Sangston
Shashank Sule
Ran Tao
Efstratios Tsoukanis
Neng Wang
Melanka Soroad Wedige
Victoria Whitley
Tessa Thorsen
Jackson Hopper
Qihang Li
Arpith Shanbhag
Michael Rawson
Stephen Sorokanich
Priyankur Chaudhuri
Xuze Zhang
Gustavo Varela Alvarenga
Yunjiang Ge
Awarded to students upon the completion of their dissertation work. The Ivo and Renata Babuška Student Award for Graduate Research in Mathematics is an award for an outstanding Ph.D. student dissertation in the field of computational mathematics in the Department of Mathematics. The award was established by our former colleague, Ivo Babuška, who made foundational scientific contributions in the field of computational mathematics, specifically, numerical methods for solving partial differential equations. Math/AMSC/Stat faculty may nominate students that defended their dissertation after September of the current academic school year. A nomination packet includes a copy of the dissertation and a 1-2 pages nomination letter written by the thesis advisor.
Christopher Dock
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Shuo Yang
The Monroe Martin Talks & Seymour Goldberg Talks make-up a speaking competition. Speakers give 15-minute talks in which they communicate a mathematical idea or method to the general mathematical community. The talks should be aimed at the level of a general mathematical audience (i.e. an audience with some mathematical background, but not consisting of experts in the speaker's field) and should convey an idea worth sharing. Speakers can feel free to discuss their own research, but there is no requirement to do so. The talks will be judged on their content and presentation by a panel of past winners.
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Congratulations to the students who recived awards. Here are our students who won awards for the spring 2023 semester.
Graduate Student Teaching Awards
James C. Alexander Prize for Graduate Research
Patrick and Marguerite Sung Fellowship in Mathematics
Mark E. Lachtman Graduate Student Award
Ruth Davis Fellowship for Mathematics and Physics
Monroe H. Martin Graduate Research Fellowship
Spotlight on Graduate Research Awards
There are two Math Department funds for graduate students traveling to conferences: Yorke Graduate Support Fund and Joel Cohen Travel Fund. Each fund can only be used once a year. The Yorke Graduate Student Support Fund covers expenses for up to 800 dollars. The two funds cannot be combined.
Both funds are available to students giving a talk or presenting a poster, or is available to students who have some additional funding from other sources (advisor, conference organizers, etc.).
The printing of posters can be covered by the department as a separate expense.
In addition, there is the University Goldhaber Fund which provides matching funds for students presenting posters or giving talks.
Students planning to travel to conferences should see the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies for approval (email Leonid Koralov at ). Students should be presenting at conferences in order to receive these awards.
Max Auer
Ethan Dudley
Stavros Papathanasiou
Efstratios Tsoukanis
Jingcheng Lu
Shuo Yang
Brandon Alexander
Kyle Liss
Samuel Punshon-Smith
Suddhasattwa Das
Alexey Stepanov
Kanna Nakamura