Math & CS
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MAA Poker Tournament
MAA’s Poker Tournament winners are 1st place Alex Seubert, 2nd place Nick Grobe, and 3rd place Eric Radel. Congratulations and thanks to everyone who participated!
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MASSE meeting
November 3, 2010The next MASSE meeting is November 7th @ 6:00 in VH1212. We will be discussing the MCTM conference and have guest speakers talking about their teaching experience.
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MAA Poker Night
November 1, 2010MAA’s Fall Poker Tournament is Friday November 5th at 6:00 pm in VH second floor commons. There will be pizza and snacks and prizes! Professors and students invited! We would love to see you there!
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Mathbio Colloquium Thursday at 3:30 in MG2050
Garrett McCormack will be speaking on: “Vertebral Motion Testing Analysis of the Lumbar Spine” Practitioners of osteopathic medicine previously relied upon a physicians judgment to diagnose lower back pain through a series of osteopathic manipulations. With advancements in technology it has become possible to precisely measure the movements that occur during a manipulation using 3-dimensional […]
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Math Colloquium Thursday, October 28
October 26, 2010Joey Palmer will be speaking on Structure Groups of Pseudo-Riemannian Algebraic Curvature Tensors in VH1228 at 3:30. This presentation is a summary of work done on a Summer REU at the University of California, Irvine during the summer of 2010. Refreshments will be provided. ABSTRACT Structure Groups of Pseudo-Riemannian Algebraic Curvature Tensors An algebraic curvature […]
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University of Nebraska Undergraduate Conference for Women in Math
October 25, 2010The NUCWM conference will be January 28-30 in Lincoln, NE. This is a great opportunity for undergraduate women to present their research in mathematics, or learn what others have done. Costs to attend the conference are minimal; the Truman School of Math and Science will pay registration and transportation costs; NCUWM pays lodging and most […]
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mathbio colloquium
October 23, 2010The next mathbio colloquium will be on WEDNESDAY (change in day), October 27 at 3:30 p.m. in MG2050. Truman Student Nathan Kopp will speak on research he’s done on Separating the Effects of Genetic Drift and Natural Selection Using a Modification of Tajima’s D Statistic. Hope to see you there.
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mathbio call for students
The Mathbio program is happy to announce a call for students for the year 2011. Project descriptions are available on the mathbio website (mathbio.truman.edu). Student applications are due Monday, November 22, 2010. New groups will begin their work in January, 2011. This is a year-long commitment (so students graduating in May are not eligible). Unfortunately, […]
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Mathematical Biology Colloquium Thursday at 3:30 in MG2050
October 12, 2010Boryana Koseva and Stephen Quinn will present: “Energy allocation in a generalist predator, Neordia sipedon” Abstract: The energy available to an organism to do work is allocated to competing physiological functions based on the organism’s life history and its environment. The successful allocation of energy determines the lifetime reproductive success of an organism (i.e. its […]