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Nathan Wagner Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
A calculated move
Two alumni from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics explain why they opted to leave academia and apply their mathematics training to challenges in government and industry.
Laura Escobar Vega Awarded NSF Grant
Gregory Knese Awarded NSF Grant
Professor Gregory Knese's "Operator Theory and Stable Polynomials" has been funded by the National Science Foundation.
Obituary: Brian E. Blank, professor of mathematics and statistics, 65
​Blank worked at Washington University in St. Louis for 38 years, starting as an assistant professor in 1980 and continuing as an associate professor since 1986.
McCarthy elected to American Mathematical Society
The society recognized McCarthy for his contributions to operator theory and functions of several complex variables.
Australian Research Council Discovery Award
Professor Wick part of successful Australian Research Council Discovery Award.
John McCarthy founds the St. Louis Academy of Mathematical Sciences
The new organization aims to foster connections between mathematical scientists throughout the region.
The politics of polygons: Using math to determine fairness
Graduate student Mary Barker and a group of mathematicians help calculate whether political districts have been drawn fairly or gerrymandered for political gain.
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.
Dr. Xiang Tang Awarded NSF Grant
Congratulations to Professor Xiang Tang for his "Noncommutative Geometry & Analytic Grothendieck Riemann Roch Theorem" receiving funding from the National Science Foundation.