Upcoming events in reverse chronological order:

• There are no events at this time. Please check back for our Fall Seminar Series!

Past Events:

• December 7th, 2011, 2-3pm: "Spots Stripes and Turbulence: Pattern-Formation in Shear Flows" presented by Tobias Schneider, Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Science.
• December 1, 2012: Deadline for graduate admission, spring 2012
• October 5th, 2011, 1-2pm: "PAMPAC: how to speed up your arclength continuation by a factor of 3" presented by Lennaert van Veen, University of Ontario Institute of Technology.
• September 28, 2011, 2-3pm: "Purple fingers: carbon sequestration and the transition to aqueous storage" presented by Anja Slim, Schlumberger.
• September 21, 2011, 1-2pm: "Reduced models for fluid flows with strong constraints" presented by Keith Julien, University of Colorado.
• March 30, 2011: "Mathematics of MicroRNA: Using Machine Learning and Structural Features for Classification" presented by Kourosh Zarringhalam, Boston College
• March 11, 2011: Application deadline for NASA Space Grant Fellowships.
• February 21, 2011: "Inter-facial Turbulent Mixing: Problems, Concepts, Solutions" presented by Snezhana Abarzhi, University of Chicago
• February 15, 2011: Application deadline for prospective graduate students at the UNH Graduate School
• January 24, 2011: Application for applying for a CEPS Fellowship within the IAM Program. Interested students should contact Prof. Greg Chini.
• October 21, 2010: "Progress Toward Predictability of Asymptotic States in Turbulent Polymeric Flows" presented by Yves Dubief, University of Vermont
• May 5, 2010: "A Complex View of the Fast Fourier Transform for Data Analysis" presented by Kevin Short, UNH
• February 17, 2010: "A Survey of Operator Inversion Techniques" presented by Adam Boucher, UNH
• December 2, 2009: "New Intermediate Models for Rotating Shallow Water and an Investigation of the Preference for Anticyclones" presented by Mark Remmel, University of Wisconsin
• November 18, 2009: "Instabilities of Flows in Flexible Tubes and Channels" presented by Oliver Jensen, University of Nottingham, UK