The Department of Mathematics & Statistics is proud to present our first Fall Colloquium of the Fall 2024 semester. This event is co-sponsored by Pi Mu Epsilon. Speaker: Dr. Cindy Curtis Title: Journey Lecture Date & Time: 10/15/24, 12:30-1:30pm Location: P229 Abstract: The Journey Lectures are co-sponsored by Pi Mu Epsilon. They give faculty members… Continue Reading
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Dr. John Nardini to give the TCNJ School of Science Colloquium on 9/24 at 12:30pm
The School of Science invites members from each of its 5 different departments to share the research they’ve been doing at TCNJ. This also gives faculty members a chance to share the outstanding contributions TCNJ students have made when participating in undergraduate research. Dr. Nardini was asked to share his research! Title: Mechanistic machine learning to… Continue Reading
Dr. John Nardini has paper published in the Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
Dr. John Nardini’s single-authored research paper Forecasting and Predicting Stochastic Agent-Based Model Data with Biologically-Informed Neural Networks was published in the Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. This is the flagship journal for the Society of Mathematical Biology. Here is a link to his paper: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11538-024-01357-2. Congrats, Dr. Nardini! Continue Reading
Dr. Jana Gevertz receives the Distinguished Service Award from the Society for Mathematical Biology
Dr. Jana Gevertz received the Society of Mathematical Biology’s Distinguished Service Award. This award honors service in the field of mathematical biology, service for the Society of Mathematical Biology, and contributions beyond achievements in research. Dr. Gevertz was awarded this honor for her exceptional contributions to the field of mathematical biology and its advancement outside of… Continue Reading
Dr. Matt Mizuhara awarded a National Science Foundation grant
Dr. Matt Mizuhara received an NSF grant to fund his research on self-similarity on dynamical networks. Self-similarity manifests in real-world networks in multiple ways, from the hierarchical self-similarity of the Internet, to the fractal-like structure of dendritic trees of neurons and protein interaction networks, and to the multiscale organization of social and epidemiological networks. Math modeling helps us understand… Continue Reading
2024 Putnam Participants
The William Lowell Putnam Competition is a nationwide, annual mathematics competition for undergraduate students. Participants spend 6 hours solving 12 problems spanning various areas of mathematics. Congrats to the 5 TCNJ students who participated this year! Coach: Qifu Zheng Putnam Participants: Catie Lillja Cameron Phillips Cody Pedersen Nish Shah David Whetton (not pictured) Continue Reading
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Math/Stat Student Awards
Congratulations to the winners of last night’s Math/Stat Student Awards Ceremony and to the Pi Mu Epsilon inductees. Continue Reading
Congratulations to the winner’s of the Math/Stat Student Awards ceremony last night and to the Pi Mu Epsilon inductees. Continue Reading
2023 GSUMC Competition
TCNJ’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics sent two teams to Kean University to compete at the Garden State Undergraduate Math Competition on April 1. The competition consisted of an individual component and a team component. Team scores are a combination of the two components. One of our teams, consisting of John Michael Figueroa, Cameron Phillips… Continue Reading