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The Passing of Keith Julien
IPAM is saddened to share the unexpected passing of world-renowned CU-Boulder applied mathematician, Keith Julien, on Sunday, April 14, 2024. In 2014 he co-organized IPAM’s 14-week program on the Mathematics of Turbulence and was a main organizer for the January 2025 workshop Rotating Turbulence: Interplay […]
UCLA Newsroom Profile on Professor Gangbo
The UCLA Newsroom published a profile feature on UCLA Mathematics Professor Wilfrid Gangbo highlighting his professional and personal journey and lifelong commitment to giving back. Professor Gangbo was co-organizer of IPAM’s Optimal Transport long program (2008), Mean Field Games workshop (2017), Graduate Summer School: Mean […]
IPAM Co-Hosts Congressional Briefing in DC
On December 6, 2023, IPAM and the American Mathematical Society (AMS) jointly hosted a Congressional briefing titled “Math Changes Everything – The Importance of Mathematics to the U.S.: An Industry Perspective” in Washington, DC. Former IPAM board member and Chief Technology Officer at Analog Devices, […]
Drs. Gavini and Das win Gordon Bell Prize
IPAM is delighted to report that Dr. Vikram Gavini and Dr. Sambit Das from The University of Michigan have been awarded the Gordon Bell Prize. The Gordon Bell Prize is awarded each year to recognize outstanding achievement in high-performance computing. Their winning project was on […]