What's New
- Summer 2008 Newsletter
- NSF awards a five-year Expeditions in Computing grant, one of four awarded nationally, to team from Rutgers, NYU, Princeton, and Institute for Advanced Study, to investigate intractability. Team members from Rutgers are Michael Saks of Mathematics and Eric Allender and Mario Szegedy of Computer Science.
- Endre Szemerédi wins the Rolf Schock Prize
- Project NExT Fellowships awarded to five Rutgers faculty and recent Rutgers Ph.D.'s
- WOLMER VASCONCELOS wins the Graduate School-New Brunswick Award for Excellence in Teaching
- YANYAN LI receives the Rutgers Board of Trustees
Award for Excellence in Research, Rutgers' highest research
award (second from left, below)
- Other faculty honors in 2008 and 2007
Department of Mathematics, Rutgers University
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Hill Center for the Mathematical Sciences
110 Frelinghuysen Rd., Piscataway, NJ 08854
(Tel) 732-445-2390
(Fax) 732-445-5530
Today's Seminars
Upcoming Events
- September 19: Mini-Symposium to mark Israel Gelfand's 95th Birthday - Speakers: Simon Gindikin and Andrei Okounkov - 2:00-4:30 in Hill 705
- Second SIAM Conference on Financial Mathematics & Engineering at Rutgers, November 21-22, 2008
- 100th Statistical Mechanics Meeting, December 13-18, 2008
More News
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Rutgers team places first at the New
Jersey Undergraduate Mathematics Competition 4/12/08 (In
photo below, from left to right: Matt Samuel, Emily Sergel,
Joseph Shao, Pratik Suratia, Ye Zhu, Abhishek Golugula,
Zixuan Yang. The team of Matt Samuel, Emily Sergel and
Joseph Shao was the top team, and Joseph Shao was the top
individual scorer.) Congratulations to all.
