Posted on the UA News Center website on September 27, 2022 During the past academic year, five professors at The University of Alabama received national recognition early in their careers
Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) at the University of Alabama
The Department of Mathematics hosted its first ever Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. The program focused on Topology: Knots, 3- and 4-manifolds.
2022 Randall Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award Recipient
Congratulations to Alexandra Sabrio for being selected as a recipient of the 2022 Randall Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award. Dr. Mojdeh Rasoulzadeh nominated Alexandra for her research entitled “Main Modes of
Bulent Tosun Awarded NSF CAREER Grant
Congratulations go out to Bulent Tosun who has been awarded a five year Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) grant from the National Science Foundation. He is the 38th current
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,
Shan Zhao Named an A&S Leadership Board Faculty Fellow
Congratulations to Shan Zhao for being named an A&S Leadership Board Faculty Fellow! The College of Arts and Sciences Leadership Board Faculty Fellowships recognize the College’s most promising or most
Sergei Glyezer and Brendan Ames Awarded Joint Physics/Math NSF Grant
Congratulations to Assistant Professors Sergei Gleyzer from Physics and Brendan Ames from Mathematics who have been awarded an NSF grant for a project entitled “Decoding Dark Matter through Gravitational Lensing”.
Bulent Tosun Awarded an NSF Grant
Congratulations to Dr. Bulent Tosun who has been awarded an NSF grant from DMS Topology program: “The Topology of Contact Type Hypersurfaces and Related Topics”. The project aims to investigate
Shan Zhao Awarded an NSF Grant
Congratulations to Dr. Shan Zhao who has been awarded an NSF grant from DMS Computational Mathematics program: “Collaborative Research: Implicit solvent modeling and fast algorithm development for simulating solutes with
Paper by AMP Student Alaric Rohl and Layachi Hadji Published in the Journal of Mathematics
Accelerated Master’s Program student Alaric Rohl, and his advisor Layachi Hadji, had their paper, On three-dimensional stable long-wavelength convection in the presence of Dirichlet thermal boundary conditions, published in the