After he retired following the Fall 2002 semester, Professor W.T. Ingram, who was department chair from 1989-1998, generously set up an endowed fund to be used to bring well-known mathematical scientists to Rolla to give lectures on their work. All Ingram Lectures are open to the entire S&T community, and are widely advertised on campus. Visitors brought here under this program usually give two lectures, one of a general nature and accessible to students, and another more advanced aimed at faculty (though students are certainly welcome).
More information about past and upcoming Ingram Lectures may be found here.
Upcoming colloquia:
Graduate Seminar
Seminars are held on Mondays, 4pm-5:30pm in Toomey Hall, room 249
2/9 Beyza Cetin, Title: Chebyshev Collocation for HIV Dynamics: Accuracy and Residual Analysis
216 Gentle Engworo, Title: Laplace Adomian Decomposition Method for Systems of Linear Partial Differential Equations
2/23 Mahdi Gharehbaygloo, Title: Energy-Stable and Scalable Finite Element Methods for Two-Phase Ferrofluid Flows
3/2 Yafang Hei
3/9 Seyed Goushehgir
3/16 Mike Hunter
For past colloquium information, click here.
CAMS Seminar
Every other Monday at 3:30pm in Rolla G5
MICAMS Seminar
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm on every other Fridays in Rolla G5
Hyperspace and Topology Seminar
3-5 PM on selected Mondays in Rolla G4
3-5 PM on selected Wednesdays in 103 Centennial
Analysis Seminar
Every other Monday at 3:30pm in Rolla G5
Time Scales Seminar
Wednesdays at noon in Rolla G5
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