Center for Computational & Applied Mathematics
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.
At CCAM graduate students explore an interdisciplinary research environment encompassing materials science and nanotechnology,life sciences, geosciences, inverse problems and imaging, fluid dynamics, and other disciplines.
News
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2013 Headlines
- Position available: Andris A. Zoltners Distinguished Professorship in Mathematics.
- Workshop on inverse problems in scattering and imaging.
- Professor Peijun Li received a 2012 CAREER Award from NSF.
- CCAM Members, Patricia Bauman, Jim Douglas and Bradley Lucier are selected as inaugural Fellows of the American Mathematics Society.
Events
- TBA - Gerardo Chowell-Puente 8/30/2013, 3:30PM at REC 315
- TBA - David Colton 10/11/2013, 3:30PM at REC 315
