News
Vinzant Wins CAREER Award
Mathematics Assistant Professor Cynthis Vinzant has been awarded a prestigious NSF CAREER award.
Coons wins Best Poster Award
Mathematics PhD candidate Jane Coons won the award for best poster at the 2019 SIAM Conference on Applied Algebraic Geometry in Bern, Switzerland.
JMM Reception in Denver, Colorado
The department will host a reception at the JMM in Denver on Friday January 17th, 6:00-8:00 pm, Capitol Ballroom 6, Hyatt.
Mathematician Bociu Earns Presidential Award for Scientists and Engineers
Lorena Bociu has been honored with a prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.
Bain Recognized for Service
Graduating senior Meredith Bain has received the Mathematics Department’s Senior Award for Outstanding Community Engagement, in recognition of using her time, talents, and intellect to improve the community.
Multiple Awards to Sudweeks
Graduating senior Jaye Sudweeks has won two NCSU awards: the Mathematics Department’s Senior Award for Outstanding Scholarship and the College of Science’s Outstanding Senior Award for Scholarship.
Hart wins SIAM Prize
Dr. Joseph Hart, Fall 2018 PhD graduate in Applied Mathematics, has won the 2019 SIAM Student Paper Prize.
Basketball Analytics Summit Winners
Mathematics and Statistics undergraduates Sohil Doshi, Graham Pash, Elliott Reece and Jason Thompson participated in the PEIA Basketball Analytics Summit as members of the NCSU Sports Analytics Club.
Bates Wins NSF Grad Fellowship
Savannah Bates, a PhD student in the Biomathematics Graduate Program, was awarded a prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation. Savannah works with Cristina Lanzas (NCSU Veterinary Medicine) on multi-scale modeling of Clostridioides difficile ("C. diff") infection within and between people in a hospital. Congratulations to Savannah on winning this highly competitive award.
Ryan Brandt, Bryant Cox, and Nicolas Labaza win top 3
The William Lowell Putnam Competition is a preeminent mathematics competition for undergraduate college students in the United States and Canada. Fifteen NCSU students participated in the 2018 event. Among the NCSU contestants, the top three places go to math majors Ryan Brandt, Bryant Cox, and Nicolas Labaza. Congratulations to all!