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
AMS Student Awarded for Commitment to Diversity
Two Mines students were recognized this week for their outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion on campus. Leah Reeder, a junior majoring in Applied Mathematics and Statistics was honored with the Martin Luther King Jr. Recognition Award at a luncheon on Jan....
AMS Department Welcomes New Faculty
The AMS Department welcomes Dorit Hammerling this semester. Dorit Hammerling is a statistical scientist interested in spatio-temporal statistical methods applied to the geosciences, with a focus on massive data from satellites and climate models. Hammerling comes to...
Alley and Baldin Receive OGS Awards
The AMS Department is excited to announce than John Alley (STAT) and Matthew Baldin (CAM) received the December ’18 Outstanding Graduating Senior Awards.
Ganesh Awarded NREL Grant
Mahadevan Ganesh (PI) was awarded a grant by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) for his work "Adaptive Power Reduction and Uncertainty Quantification Algorithms."
Diniz-Behn Awarded NSF Grant
Cecilia Diniz-Behn (co-PI) was awarded a grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) for her work, “RAISE-TAQS: Entanglement and information in complex networks of qubits."