From the April 2022 Desktop News |The University of Alabama Math Chair Dr. David Cruz-Uribe, recipient Troy Roberts, Dr. Louis Dale, and Dr. Paul Allen. The University of Alabama
MATHCOUNTS Competition held at UA
Across the United States, tens of thousands of middle school students participate in the prestigious MATHCOUNTS competitions each year. The competition at the chapter and state levels includes three parts
2022 BSFA Wakanda Ball
David Cruz-Uribe and his wife Gabrielle escorted a group of graduate students and his postdoc to the University of Alabama Black Faculty Staff Association (BFSA) Wakanda Ball on Saturday, February
UA Receives Grant to Use Machine Learning to Study Dark Matter
Dark matter is thought to be the bulk of the material in the universe, yet cannot be detected. Its gravity pushing around cosmic bodies, dark matter is unseen and mysterious,
Martha Makowski is Awarded the 2021 Tensor Women and Mathematics Award
Assistant Professor Martha Makowski and the Department of Mathematics are recipients of a 2021 Tensor Women and Mathematics Award. The funds will be used to organize the Yellowhammer Network for
Building Bama: Math and Science Education Building
Extensive renovations have breathed new life into the Math and Science Education Building, formerly known as the Biology Building, and the adjacent auditorium while bringing several departments under one roof
AWI Podcast Features Mojdeh Rasoulzadeh
The latest episode of the Alabama Water Institute Podcast features Dr. Mojdeh Rasoulzadeh, assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics. She talks about hydrodynamic driven dissolution in carbonate formation and
Dr. William H. Tranter Makes a Bequest for the Ainsworth Fellowship
William H. Tranter, a former student of Professor Richard Ainsworth, recently passed away. In his will Dr. Tranter made a bequest of $5,000
Former AMP Student Tyler Williams Publishes Article on arxiv.org
Tyler Williams, a graduate of the Math Department’s Accelerated Master’s Program, recently posted a research paper along with two faculty members at Washington University in St. Louis. The paper can
Information about exams for MATH courses
There are rumors that the Department of Mathematics has moved all of its exams online. This is not true. The first exam for a number of lower division courses, calculus