Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics
In the Applied Mathematics and Statistics Department at Mines we tie together foundational research and teaching of Computational and Applied Mathematics as well as Statistics with interdisciplinary applications in the areas of Bio, Geo, Data, and Risk.
Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics
Welcome
Welcome to the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics!
Mathematics plays a vital role in the education of all students at Colorado School of Mines, both through the advanced training of its own majors and graduate students and through the support it provides to all the engineering and science disciplines.
The Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics takes pride in its teaching innovations, its contributions to research across campus, and in the quality of excellence in applied mathematics and statistics among its alumni.
News
Dr. Deb Carney named AWM 2022 Fellow
Dr. Deb Carney has been named to the 2022 class of Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) Fellows. The AWM Fellows Program recognizes individuals who have demonstrated a sustained commitment to the support and advancement of women in the mathematical sciences,...
AMS Student Wins 2021 SSA Student Presentation Award
AMS graduate student Maggie Bailey received the 2021 Student Presentation Award at the annual Seismological Society of America (SSA) meeting held virtually in April 2021. This award honors excellent poster and oral presentations. More information can be found here:...
AMS student awarded Red Sock best poster award
Congratulations Griffin Hampton and Dr. Cecilia Diniz-Behn! Hampton was awarded a Red Sock best poster award at the recent (virtual) SIAM Dynamical Systems meeting for his poster "Insulin Action Models Applied to Glycerol and Glucose Yield Different Dynamics." Click...
Leiderman wins NSF CAREER Award
Dr. Karin Leiderman was awarded an NSF CAREER grant for her work in blood clotting modeling. Read the full article here.
Diniz-Behn Awarded NSF Research Grant
Dr. Cecilia Diniz-Behn (PI) was awarded a research grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) for her work, “Collaborative Research: Nonsmooth maps, coupled oscillators and seasonal variation of sleep and circadian rhythms”