Congratulations to our very own Katie Newhall, Assistant Professor, who has been chosen among the 143 Outstanding Referees of the Physical Review journals! The American Physical Society (APS) has selected 143 Outstanding Referees for 2019 that have demonstrated exceptional work … Continued

Scott Emmons, a fourth-year student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has been named a recipient of the prestigious Churchill Scholarship, a research-focused award that provides funding to outstanding American students for a year of master’s degree … Continued

***There will be no Math Department Closed Course Request Forms available for Spring 2019.*** The last day to add to the ConnectCarolina waitlist was December 12, 2018. If you are hoping to enroll in a class that is closed, continue to … Continued

One of our very own associate professors was featured in The Daily Tar Heel on Monday! Annie Kiyonaga, a student in Professor McCombs’ Math 118 class, says, “Thank you Mark McCombs for reminding me that the content of a class doesn’t … Continued

A conference titled “Characteristic classes and Singularities”  in honor of Richard Rimanyi on the occasion of  his 50th birthday will be held at the University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland October 4-7 2018. See the conference webpage for more details. Professor Richard … Continued

“UNC School of Medicine researchers led by Mauro Calabrese, PhD, have developed a way to categorize mysterious RNA molecules by their likely function, a big first step toward quickening the discovery of their roles in human health and diseases, such … Continued

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Congratulations to one of our very own professors, Jason Metcalfe, for receiving the 2018 Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching. Each year, the award is presented to a tenured faculty member on each campus of the UNC System … Continued

Congratulations to one of our very own, Paul Cornwell, for being a recipient of the 2018 Dean’s Distinguished Dissertation Award in the area of Mathematics, Physical Sciences, and Engineering. His dissertation is titled “A Symplectic View of Stability for Traveling … Continued

One of our very own undergraduate students, Victoria Whitley, was recently interviewed in the Endeavor’s “Women in Science Wednesdays.” Junior Victoria Whitley is an undergraduate researcher within the UNC College of Arts & Sciences majoring in applied mathematics. She is … Continued