Special Events

Upcoming Events

UW Math Alumni Gathering

All current and former members of the department are invited.

January 9 2025, 7 - 9pm

Location is TBA

Past Events

• Panel discussion: Mental Health for Grad Students - Thu, Feb 8 2018
• WXML Middle School Math Teacher Circle - Wed, Feb 7 2018
• WXML Elementary School Math Teacher Circle - Tue, Feb 6 2018
• WXML Middle School Math Teacher Circle - Wed, Jan 10 2018
• WXML Elementary School Math Teacher Circle - Tue, Jan 9 2018
• WXML Middle School Math Teacher Circle - Wed, Nov 8 2017
• WXML Elementary School Math Teacher Circle - Tue, Nov 7 2017
• Renormalization: a BPHZ theorem for stochastic PDEs (Martin Hairer, Imperial College London) - Wed, Nov 1 2017
• An analyst’s incursion into quantum field theory (Martin Hairer, Imperial College London) - Tue, Oct 31 2017
• Bridging scales: from microscopic dynamics to macroscopic laws (Martin Hairer, Imperial College London) - Mon, Oct 30 2017
• Drawing Conclusions From Drawing a Square (Annalisa Crannell, Franklin & Marshall College) - Fri, Oct 27 2017
• In Remembrance of Stephen Ames Mitchell - Tue, Oct 3 2017
• Seattle Math Club - Sun, Oct 1 2017 , Sun, Oct 15 2017 , Sun, Nov 5 2017 , Sun, Nov 19 2017
• Math Hour Olympiad - Sun, Jun 4 2017
• Applying for academic jobs (Panel (TBA)) - Thu, May 25 2017
• Triangular Numbers and an interesting Equilibrium. (Mel Currie, NSA) - Tue, May 16 2017
• Geometry and Light: The Science of Invisibility (Ulf Leonhardt, Weizmann Institute of Science) - Wed, Apr 12 2017
• A brief introduction to spectral graph theory (John Urschel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) - Tue, Mar 28 2017
• Mathday for High School Students - Mon, Mar 20 2017
• Smarter Tools for (Citi)Bike Sharing (David Shmoys, Cornell University) - Fri, Dec 2 2016
• Lecture III: Semigroup Spectral Theory and Graph Coloring Games (Fan Chung, University of California, San Diego) - Thu, Oct 27 2016
• Lecture II: 'Sequences: random, structured or something in between?' (Fan Chung, University of California, San Diego) - Wed, Oct 26 2016
• Lecture I: Can you hear the shape of a network? (Fan Chung, University of California, San Diego) - Tue, Oct 25 2016
• Probabilistically Checkable Proofs: deducing a complicated global picture from very simple partial views (Irit Dinur, The Weizmann Institute of Science) - Fri, May 20 2016
• Curtis T. McMullen, Lecture III: Surfaces in the Space of Surfaces - Thu, May 5 2016
• Curtis T. McMullen, Lecture II: Entropy, Integers and Algebraic Dynamics - Wed, May 4 2016
• Curtis T. McMullen, Lecture I: Billiards and Moduli Spaces - Tue, May 3 2016
• Branching Out Across the Solar System (Taylor Perron, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) - Fri, Feb 19 2016
• From Polynomials to Humanoid Robots (Russ Tedrake, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) - Fri, Oct 23 2015
• Laure Saint-Raymond, Lecture III: The case of fluctuations around a global equilibrium - Thu, Oct 8 2015
• Laure Saint-Raymond, Lecture II: A short time convergence result - Wed, Oct 7 2015
• Laure Saint-Raymond, Lecture I: The low density limit: formal derivation - Tue, Oct 6 2015
• Computational Thinking (Jeannette Wing, Microsoft Research) - Fri, Feb 27 2015
• Richard M. Schoen, Lecture III: Localizing solutions of the Einstein equations - Thu, Feb 12 2015
• Richard M. Schoen, Lecture II: Two eigenvalue problems for surfaces - Wed, Feb 11 2015
• Richard M. Schoen, Lecture I: Problems and progress in mathematical relativity - Tue, Feb 10 2015
• Math & Music: Connecting Theory & Practice (Dave Kung, St. Mary's College of Maryland) - Fri, Oct 10 2014
• Physical metaphors for graphs and networks (Dan Spielman, Yale University) - Fri, May 9 2014
• Filling in the gaps: recovery from incomplete information (Maryam Fazel, University of Washington) - Fri, Feb 21 2014