Fall 2019 Colloquium schedule. All talks are at 2:30 pm; room as indicated.

• Friday, October 4, in Mendel G92: Dr. Elizabeth Drellich, Haverford College, Folding words around trees: Models inspired by RNA.
• Friday, November 1, in Mendel 102: Dr. David Richeson, Dickinson College, Tales of Impossibility
• Friday, November 15, in Mendel G92: Dr. Holley Friedlander, Dickinson College, Arithmetic of Apollonian circle packings
• Tuesday, December 10, in Mendel G92: Dr. Suzanne Thornton, Swarthmore College, Computational statistical inference for complex data

Colloquium coordinator: Dr. Timothy Feeman

Recent colloquia:

• 09/21/2019. James Phillips, University of Virginia, Good reduction of covers of curves.
• 11/02/2018. Dr. Michael Tait, Carnegie-Mellon University, Algebraic methods in extremal graph theory.
• 2/23/2018. Dr. Lu Chen, Swarthmore College, Missing data problems in cancer risk prediction.
• 3/16/2018. Dr. Peter Muller, Villanova University, Electrical Impedance Tomography: Linear and Nonlinear Inversion Methods
• 4/20/2018. Dr. Haydee Lindo, Williams College, Trace ideals and endomorphism rings
• 9/15/2017. Dr. Diana Davis, Swarthmore College, Lines on polygon surfaces.
• 11/10/2017. Dr. Anisah Nu'Man, Ursinus College, Tame filling functions for Diestel-Leader groups.
• 10/21/2016. Dr. Jesse Frey, Villanova University, Improving the Big East Conference basketball tournament using Monte Carlo methods.
• 6/10/2016. Paul Cornwell, University of North Carolina, Stability of waves and the Maslov Index.
• 4/26/2016. Presented by VU Student chapter AWM: Dr. Janet Fierson, La Salle University, Connectivity, coloring graphs, and collaboration.
• 4/01/2016. Dr. Erica Graham, Bryn Mawr College, On Mathematical Models of Metabolic Dysfunction: Diabetes, Cells, and Sleep.
• 2/12/2016. Dr. Weiwen Miao, Haverford College, New Statistical Tests for Detecting Disparate Impact Arising from Two-Stage Selection Processes.
• 4/17/2015. Dr. Nathan Corwin, Rutgers University, A structure theorem for Thompson's group V.
• 3/27/2015. Dr. Amanda Knecht, Villanova University, Ready for hailstones in a cloud? The 3n+1 problem. 
• 4/10/2015. Dr. Gene Fiorini, DIMACS, CrIME: Criminal Investigation through Mathematical Examination.
• 1/30/2015. Dr. Maureen Carroll, Scranton University, Games on planes.

Colloquium coordinator: Dr. Timothy Feeman