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Clifford Lecture Series
The annual Clifford Lectures is a week long series of talks by a distinguished mathematician and a mini-conference held in conjunction with the Clifford Lecture series. A unique feature of the conference is that the Clifford Lecturer selects all of the other invited speakers.
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Integrated Research Groups
Our faculty have active research programs in a broad set of areas ranging from abstract to applied mathematics and statistics. Students at the undergraduate and graduate levels are often involved in many of these research projects together with the faculty and postdoctoral fellows.
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The Mathematics Tradition at Tulane
Tulane's mathematical tradition can be traced back to the late nineteenth century, when Florian Cajori received the first doctorate in mathematics from Tulane University (1894). Five undergraduates from the period up to the 1940s later became presidents of the Mathematical Association of America.
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Students, visitors and faculty enjoy a variety of academic activities that enhance their mathematical training. These include 5-6 weekly seminars in different subareas of mathematics, a graduate student colloquium run by graduate students, and a general math colloquium. Every year, we organize a conference, name the Clifford Lectures around a series of lectures by a prominent mathematician and various other workshops, conferences, and research group meetings.
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$1.4M Grant Aids Biofluids Education
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AAAS Members Elected as Fellows
Mac Hyman named fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Math Professor Honored for Minority Mentoring
Ricardo Cortez Honored for Minority Mentoring
Lectures & Seminars
Colloquium
Weekly lecture series given by an invited Professor, covers all topics of Mathematics.
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Research Seminars
Seminar topics which focus on specific areas of mathematics and complement the general colloquium.
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Clifford Lecture Series
A week-long series of talks by a distinguished mathematician and a mini-conference held in conjunction with the Clifford Lecture series.
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