Australian Research Council Discovery Award
Professor Wick part of successful Australian Research Council Discovery Award.
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Todd Kuffner Awarded NSF Grant
Funding for Prof. Todd Kuffner's proposal, `Collaborative Research: New Developments in Direct Probabilistic Inference on Interest Parameters', has been awarded by the National Science Foundation.
Math Department's Professor Yanli Song is Awarded NSF Grant
Yanli Song's "New Application of Equivariant Index Theory" proposal has been awarded funding by the National Science Foundation.
Graduate Research Assistantships in Developing Countries (GRAID) Program
The Department of Mathematics at Washington University and the University of Yaounde I in Cameroon have received a GRAID award to support graduate students.
Professor Quo-Shin Chi Recognized by ICCM
Professor Quo Shin Chi's article "Isoparametric hypersurfaces with four principal curvatures, III", J. Differential Geom. 94 (2013), no. 3, 469–504 has been chosen by the ICCM for an award as one of the most distinguished papers of the last five years.
National Science Foundation Awards Professor Todd Kuffner
Dr. Kuffner's research project "Collaborative Research: Higher-Order Asymptotics and Accurate Inference for Post-Selection" has been awarded funding by NSF.
Dr. Spitznagel Honored by Academy of Science-Saint Louis
The Academy of Science will honor Dr. Edward Spitznagel on April 6 for his "contributions to the statistical analysis of medical studies."
ISBA Awards Dr. Nan Lin and Qing Li
The International Society for Bayesian Analysis has awarded Dr. Nan Lin and former Ph.D. student Qing Li for their research on the Bayesian Elastic Net.
Professor John McCarthy Wins Award
Mathematics Professor and Chair John McCarthy received the G. de B. Robinson Award in December along with University of California Professor Jim Agler.
Professor Jose Figueroa-Lopez Receives NSF Grant
Professor Jose Figueroa-Lopez receives an NSF Grant for research on Optimal and Adaptive Nonparametric Methods for High-Frequency Data.
Professor Rachel Roberts Receives an NSF Grant for Collaborative Research on Taut Foliations and Contact Topology
Contact and symplectic topology are branches of mathematics that are motivated by Physics, specifically by classical mechanics and thermodynamics. This National Science Foundation funded project seeks to extend the application of physical phenomena to the study of three-dimensional topology.
John Shareshian receives NSF Grant
John Shareshian studies problems in combinatorics that arise in or have consequences for other fi elds of mathematics. There are close connections between combinatorics and other fi elds of mathematics in which non-discrete objects are studied, including topology and geometry. The work of Shareshian involves the close study of such connections, with the aim of solving problems about both discrete and non-discrete structures.
National Science Foundation (NSF) Grant for Math Department's John McCarthy
John McCarthy has received a five-year grant from the National Science Foundation to study Operator Theory and Applications. He will study problems in operator theory, function theory, and in non-commutative functions.
Holmes receives NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship
Irina Holmes, currently a Hale Postdoctoral Fellow at Georgia Tech, received an NSF postdoctoral fellowship for her work in Harmonic Analysis. She will spend 2016-2018 at Washington University, working with sponsoring scientist Brett Wick.
Pascoe receives NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship
James E. Pascoe, William Chauvenet Lecturer at Washington University, received an NSF postodoctoral fellowship for his work in Operator Theory and several complex variables. He will be a Fellow for 2016-2019. His research specialty is in non-commutative function theory, and he will work with sponsoring scientist John McCarthy.