Research
Seminars
This is a list of recent and future talks at all faculty-organized seminars currently running at the department. Click on the provided links to see older talks.
You might also be interested in the student-only seminar organized by our graduate students.
Algebra & logic seminar (JGH 219, F 9-10, M. Greer)
Done for the Fall quarter.
Analysis & dynamics seminar (JGH 219, Fr 10-11, R. Pavlov)
Done for the Fall quarter.
Graduate colloquium (JGH 315, F 2-3, T. Trujillo)
The colloquium is intended for student reports concerning their current research, and for faculty and visitors' lectures on introductory topics. The colloquium is regularly followed by a tea.
Done for the quarter.
Teaching Excellence seminar (JGH 219, F 12-1, N. Galatos, N. Ormes)
Nov 9: Bridget Arend (OTL), Alternative measures of teaching
Nov 2: Rick Ball, recording lecturers with Camtasia
Oct 26: Nick Galatos, How to combine various technologies in on-line courses
Sep 21: Jim Hagler, Mathematica