Center for Computational & Applied Mathematics
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CCAM Headlines
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Journey to the Center of the Earth
Using techniques from microlocal analysis and statistics, Maarten de Hoop, professor of mathematics and earth and atmospheric sciences, has produced stunning new images of one of the least-understood parts of Earth, the region where the molten outer core interfaces with the solid lower mantle. Full Story.
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Visiting Scientist Series Spring 2008
Watch for the upcoming announcement regarding the theme, featured speakers, and dates of the spring Visiting Scientist Program. CCAM hosts scientists from all over the world to come and share their expertise here at Purdue. The program is free and is open to any interested faculty, staff, and students at the university. During their visit, invited speakers give a formal presentation on the topic of their choice and are also available for individual meetings with faculty, staff, and students who desire additional information. Check back for more details.
Quantitative Physiology 2008 Conference
Purdue University is hosting a conference on Dynamical systems in physiological modeling from October 11-13, with an associated Student Tutorial from October 8-10.
About CCAM
The Center for Computational and Applied Mathematics (CCAM) offers a comprehensive graduate educational and research program in applied and computational mathematics. CCAM promotes both fundamental research and scientific and engineering applications. You can find more information on our Research Groups page.
