Events

The Centre for Computational Mathematics is hosting a public lecture and reception to celebrate the 10th anniversary.

Everyone welcome! Please register to attend.

Public lecture: Ocean turbulence and global climate variability in the ice-age

Speaker: Professor Dick Peltier, University of Toronto

How I used Math and Software to get into every Fashion House in the world...

Presenting the Art and Science of my Software Business

Math students are cordially invited to attend the Math Faculty - Go Abroad Information Session.

Learn:

• where you can go on exchange
• how to apply using Passport, our new online application tool
• how to make an exchange work with co-op programs

and meet your Faculty Exchange Representatives.

The department of Computational Mathematics is hosting an Alumni Career Panel^.

Our panelists include professionals from Magnet Forensics, Sortable, Claronav, Open Text and the University of Waterloo.

These five successful Alumni will talk about the following:

• What they are doing?
• What they did?

Every researcher has nightmares about running across prior work that anticipates--or worse, invalidates--their own contributions. A thorough literature survey is essential to getting a good night’s sleep! A careful survey will also allow you to absorb research techniques and ideas from your peers.

Every researcher has nightmares about running across prior work that anticipates--or worse, invalidates--their own contributions. A thorough literature survey is essential to getting a good night’s sleep! A careful survey will also allow you to absorb research techniques and ideas from your peers.

The Bridges lecture series are public lectures connecting Arts, Science and Mathematics.

The Platonic solids as Tiffany lamps, art objects and stepping-stones to higher dimensions.

With Hans Schepker and Carlo Sequin