Fall Convocation Class of 2020 Virtual Celebration (October 24, 2020)
Congratulations to the Fall Class of 2020 graduates!
Thank you to Eldon Sprickerhoff, BMath ‘91 and Jose Avilez, BMath ’20 for co-hosting the live virtual convocation celebration on Saturday, October 24.
Fall 2020 Virtual PhD Graduate Celebration (October 23, 2020)
Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs hosted a Fall 2020 virtual PhD graduate celebration. Congratulations to our new graduates! Watch a recording of the event here:
Alumni Black and Gold Day at Home (September 26, 2020)
On September 26 Faculty of Mathematics alumni from across the globe gathered virtually to celebrate Alumni Black and Gold Day at Home.
The Dean’s Lecture with Mark Giesbrecht, Dean, Faculty of Mathematics
Newly appointed Dean of Mathematics, Mark Giesbrecht, shared his vision for the future.
Harnessing the Power of Math to Revolutionize Healthcare
A panel discussion featuring Faculty researchers who are harnessing the power of math to revolutionize healthcare.
From Burning Millions to Profitability in 60 Days – A 10-Step Playbook
An inspirational discussion on how one alumni founded start-up, Snap Travel, went from burning millions to profitability and back to growth in 60 days.
Building Brains for the Future: An Interactive Hour of Math and Computing Fun for Grades 4-8
A family friendly math activity for parents and kids in grades 4-8, hosted by Math Alumni and the CEMC!
Profound impact of early discovery, experimentation and disruption through research and invention (September 14, 2020)
Researchers today build on the knowledge and discoveries made by those who have come before them. How can today’s researchers light the early pathways and curiosities for the research breakthroughs of the future? How can we demonstrate the impact and potential of the yet-to-be known? And, what if any, role does academia, industry, the Faculty of Mathematics, and Canada play in increasing the discovery journey to these new frontiers?
In this webinar, Camelia Nunez, the Faculty of Mathematics’ Director of Innovation and Research Partnerships, hosted a fireside conversation with Professor Michele Mosca (BMath '95), co-founder of Waterloo's Centre for Cryptographic Research and the Institute for Quantum Computing, and a leader in the field of quantum information.
