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The Department of Mathematics
at the University of Washington is one of the major
research mathematics departments in the United States. It has an excellent
research reputation, a strong, demanding program of graduate study in
mathematics, and a full range of excellent undergraduate course offerings.
The department has approximately 60 faculty with research
interests in virtually every area of mathematics. The department has about 90 full-time students in the
graduate
program and over 650 undergraduate majors, including 400 in the
Mathematics undergraduate program and 250 in the
joint
ACMS program.
Recent Department News
UW Math Circle
January 2012: The UW Math Circle middle school outreach program, coordinated by Julia Pevtsova and supported by two
grants from the NSF, has been profiled in the January edition of the College of Arts & Sciences' Perspectives.
Click here to view the article.
New faculty and postdocs
September 2011: The department is pleased to welcome this Autumn five new faculty and postdocs: Jonas Azzam, Acting
Assistant Professor and RTG Postdoctoral Fellow (PhD, UCLA 2011), studies geometric measure theory, analysis on metric spaces, and harmonic analysis.
Kenneth Chan, Acting Assistant Professor (PhD, University of New South Wales 2010) studies noncommutative algebra and algebraic geometry. Benjamin
Lundell, Acting Assistant Professor (PhD, Cornell University 2011) studies number theory. Linh Vinh Tran, Acting Assistant Professor (PhD, Rutgers
University 2011) studies probabilistic and additive combinatorics. Chelsea Walton, NSF Postdoctoral Fellow (PhD, University of Michigan 2011)
studies noncommutative algebra and representation theory.
Survey ranks UW fifth worldwide in mathematics
June 2011: A survey conducted for the Times High Education magazine has ranked the University of Washington fifth in
the world for mathematics. This ranking, based on 2001-2011 data provided by Thomson Reuters, includes the contributions of all of the UW mathematical
sciences departments and of mathematically oriented faculty in other science and engineering departments. More information about the survey and its
results may be found here.
Jacob Bobman awarded UW President's Medal for 2011
June 2011: Jacob Bobman has been selected as one of the two UW President's Medal winners for 2011. Jacob is a double major
in Mathematics and Biochemistry. See this page for more information on this year's President's Medals.
Will Johnson awarded 2011 Dean's Medal
June 2011: Will Johnson is the winner of this year's Dean's Medal in the Natural Sciences. The College of Arts &
Sciences presents the Dean's Medal awards annually to a single outstanding student in each of its four divisions. Will graduates this spring with
degrees in Mathematics and Computer Science. He will pursue a PhD in Mathematics at UC Berkeley.
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