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Mathematical Sciences
News
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This summer Lewis & Clark acquired a computational server that will improve the speed and ease of research calculations. Researchers studying computational physics, genetic sequencing, and climate modeling have already begun to imagine how this powerful hardware will enhance their research.
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Emeritus Professor Roger Nelsen was recently honored by an international conference celebrating his contributions to copula theory. In this interview, he discusses how he found his calling, what exactly it is he works on, and why he’s been so supportive of Lewis & Clark. -
Peter Drake Honored for Contributing Outstanding Introductory Computer Science Curriculum by NCWIT.
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The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded Lewis & Clark a $124,965 grant for “Collaborative Research: Modeling Student Activity and Learning on Cybersecurity Testbeds.” -
Physics graduates honored -
Math Alumni Scholarship for a current student -
Lewis & Clark creates pathways to success for first-generation college students interested in science and math. -
Student research presentations -
Karlie Schwartzwald has been chosen for the Christine Fredricks Smith Memorial Scholarship. -
The Isaac Clark Memorial Chess Tournament in 2017 -
Lunch with a Leader provides opportunities to converse with industry leaders in a casual setting. Learn more about career paths and industry trends while you enjoy a free lunch. This semester’s guests include, Emma Mcilroy of Wildfang, Marcus Harvey of Portland Gear, Documentary Filmmaker, Brian Lindstrom ’84, and Kazi Huque of Grameen-Intel. Registration is required. -
Summer science research -
The National Science Foundation has awarded Lewis & Clark $166,526 to support the work of Professor of Computer Science Jens Mache. -
Kristina Dill BA ’16 is the latest Lewis & Clark graduate to earn a spot as a finalist for the internationally regarded Rhodes Scholarship. If she wins, she will be one of 32 students honored nationwide and Lewis & Clark’s third alumni to attain this prestigious award, which funds pursuit of a graduate degree at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. -
Students carved pumpkins for Halloween! -
Math Sci. Dept hike to Mt. Hood with a BBQ dinner. -
Student research presentations
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Emily O’Sullivan has been chosen for the Christine Fredricks Smith Memorial Scholarship. -
Eve Lowenstein B.A. ’17 is one of just 252 scholars selected from a field of 1,150 students nominated by 415 institutions nationwide. Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships are widely considered the preeminent awards for undergraduates preparing for science careers. Irene Duba B.A. ’17 garnered an honorable mention.
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Jeff Cruttenden B.A. ’12 was recently named one of Forbes Magazine’s “30 Under 30” in finance.
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Many students gathered at Professor Peter Drake’s house for a fun evening of playing strategy board games and eating Chinese food. -
Many students competed in the National Cyber League or ACM Programming Competition this Fall Term. -
Pi Mu Epsilon, mathematics honor society, welcomes 21 new members. -
The Math Club hosted a successful Pumpkin Carving Contest! -
Hanako Imber ’10, CSMT majors, is one of the newest members of LC’s Alumni Board. -
Many students gathered at Professor Peter Drake’s house for a fun evening of playing strategy board games and eating Chinese food. The students took up the whole house and garage. -
Annual day-hike at Mt. Hood and BBQ at professor’s cabin with many students. -
Isaac Goldstein ’16, was recently awarded the Christine Fredricks Smith Memorial Scholarship, the College’s most prestigious award exclusively for mathematics majors. -
NSF REU Site program grant to support collaborative mathematics research -
Many, many students gathered at Prof. Peter Drake’s house for eating Chinese Food and playing lots of strategy games.