Profs. [dump script=”PersonLink.php?FirstName=Luke&LastName=Rogers”] and [dump script=”PersonLink.php?FirstName=Alexander&LastName=Teplyaev”] are members of the organizing committee of the 5th Cornell Conference on Analysis, Probability, and Mathematical Physics on Fractals. The conference will take place in Ithaca NY, from June 11–15, 2014,
and is supported by the National Science Foundation.

Prof. [dump script=”PersonLink.php?UniqueID=1972″] is a member of the organizing committee of a satellite conference to the International Congress of Mathematicians, titled “Representation Theory and Related Topics”. The conference will take place in Daegu, South Korea, from Aug 6 to Aug 9, 2014, and is supported by the National Science Foundation.

Elliptic Curves @ UConn is an instructional conference on elliptic curves and (closely) related topics. The talks are aimed at graduate students in number theory, with a background in algebraic number theory, and some basic knowledge of elliptic curves, but everyone is welcome to attend. Registration for the conference is free. The conference will take place on Saturday, May 17th, at the Storrs campus of the University of Connecticut.

Update: photos from the event are now available on our Facebook page.

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Matt Lamoureux is receiving the 2014-2015 Institute for Teaching & Learning Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award, which recognizes outstanding teaching by a graduate student from across the university.

Math major Tyler Reese was awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Tyler worked under guidance of Luke Rogers, Dan Kelleher and Sasha Teplyaev. He will continue his research in the Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics graduate program at the University of Michigan. For a video of Tyler’s presentation at the 2012 FRONTIERS Poster Exhibit, click here.

Amit Savkar received the AAUP Excellence Award in Teaching Innovation for 2013, along with Xinnian Chen (Physiology and Neurobiology).