Innovative undergraduate research at the intersection of mathematics, computing, and discovery
From first principles to cutting-edge research
Student-led. Research-driven. Pizza-fueled.
The Undergraduate Seminar is a platform where students explore mathematical ideas, computational methods, and
scientific discoveries through expository talks.
Is the game of Chess solvable? Should we be worried about the recent advances in cryptography? And, how does maths predict stock prices? With many questions in mind, we bring student speakers from different disciplines to talk about interesting mathematics that is not standardly found within the classroom.
From string theory to machine learning, from optimization algorithms to cosmological models, UGS showcases the diverse interests and talents of our undergraduate community. Each session features three speakers presenting topics they're passionate about, followed by discussions and networking over pizza.
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This is your sign to give a talk. We walk you through the process of picking, preparing, and presenting a topic. All we require from your side is enthusiasm 🔥
Whether you're exploring a fascinating theorem, working on a research project, or have discovered an interesting connection between mathematics and another field, UGS is the perfect platform to share your passion with the community.