The Mathematics of Coffee Extraction: Searching for the Ideal Brew

The Mathematics of Coffee Extraction: Searching for the Ideal Brew

Composed of over 1,800 chemical components, coffee is one of the most widely-consumed drinks in the world.

Mathematicians: Why We Need More Privacy

Mathematicians: Why We Need More Privacy

Data science opens up employment opportunities for mathematically-literate graduates but also offers significant research challenges.

Meet SIAM’s Newest Leadership:...

Following SIAM’s recent elections, we are pleased to announce our new Board and Council Members.

Computational Finance Day at...

On May 23, SIAM Student Chapter at Delft University of Technology organized the 2016 Student Computational Finance...

Driving Artificial Intelligence through Deep Learning

Driving Artificial Intelligence through Deep Learning

Deep learning is driving the explosion of artificial intelligence, greatly enhancing state-of-the-art techniques in various fields.

AIMS Advances Mathematics Education in Africa

AIMS Advances Mathematics Education in Africa

The African Institute for Mathematical Sciences is working to build a network of gifted young Africans in tune with the mathematical sciences.

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Broadening Career Prospects for Mathematical Science Graduates

Broadening Career Prospects for Mathematical Science Graduates

The NSF's Enriched Doctoral Training Program encourages collaborations between academics and industry.

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Election 2016: Implications for...

An outline of how the 2016 U.S. election results will affect research and higher education, as prepared by Lewis-Burke Associates LLC.

The Thin Lens Formula and Springs

In his latest column on "Mathematical Curiosities," Mark Levi discusses the thin lens formula.