CBU Department of Mathematical Sciences

Congratulations 2023 !

What a blessing to celebrate the beginning of a new journey!

From talks hosted by and , to alumni visits, to and the research symposium, to the student award ceremony, and final exams, Spring 2023 was wild! Be blessed , but stay tuned for more and content this summer. Until Fall 2023

Two New Orleans teens make math discovery 2,000 years in the making The St. Mary’s Academy students say they’re showing a new way to look at a two-thousand-year-old formula.

Join us tomorrow with our special guest , one of our alumni, to hear about her journey to become a Data Scientist at Ford Motor Company. You don’t want to miss this event !

Today! See you there 😎

Welcome back, community! We hope you had a Merry Christmas and pray blessings on you for 2023.

Here’s to the first week of class when everything still feels manageable 😅

Are you taking Real Analysis next semester? Make sure to get the book which is already available at the Campus store for a slow head start. But make sure to also rest and enjoy this season of advent!

A few graduation pics from Daisy and Melissa, who finished their MS in Applied Mathematics, go 🙌🏼

The students in the graduate math courses did a Christmas gift change (secret santa) that included some of our faculty. Thanks to for organizing it!

Recent models show that the unusual of thin wings enable a paper glider's smooth flight. In SIAM News Online, Huilin Li and Leif Ristroph investigate how the unsteady tumbles of plain paper transform into the steady gliding of a paper . Check it out! https://sinews.siam.org/Details-Page/the-unconventional-aerodynamics-of-paper-airplanes

models must incorporate distinct serotypes of the bacteria and reservoirs like rivers. In SIAM News Online, Leah LeJeune constructs a multi-strain cholera model to investigate cross- between serotypes. Check it out! https://sinews.siam.org/Details-Page/cross-immunity-in-a-multi-strain-cholera-model

Do you have graduation pics? , a major and officer recently got her photo shoot done and we wanted to share it with the rest of the family. If you have grad pics and would like for us to feature them, email Kim (department secretary) with a high res picture and let us know your IG handle so that we can tag you!

Let’s celebrate! 👩‍🎓🎓🎊

*Updated Date! Nov 14th

The Department of Mathematical Sciences and the will be hosting our Fall event, Counting the Stars! Please join us on Monday, November *14 at 5:00 PM in Harden Square. Telescopes, food, and games! Bring blankets 😃🍁🌌

See you there

Dr. Cordero went to the jungle yesterday as a mad scientist! Props to Raymond dressed as Slash from GnR!

This professor comes from the island of Puerto Rico 🇵🇷🏝️

Dr. Cordero-Soto loves to talk about faith and mathematics. But here we see him doing one of his favorite things:

is coming to an end, but at we are all about diversity. We understand that the coming reality of the new Heaven and new Earth is one full of diversity and joy in a restored creation!

As we continue honoring Hispanic Heritage Month, we want to celebrate two awesome sister mathematicians, adjunct professors, and CBU Alumni: The Cano sisters! The Cano sisters are a big part of our Mathematical Sciences legacy. Not only are they alumni, they also worked for various years in the tutoring center.

Alondra Cano (2nd pic) is a also a CBU alumni from the Applied Mathematics Master’s program and is currently working as an Adjunct Professor of Mathematics teaching various courses. She enjoys 70s and 80s music, dancing, and cooking. She loves going to Disney!

Carolina Cano (third pic) is a grad student in the Master-Credential program & is an Adjunct Professor of Mathematics. She loves going to amusement parks, dancing, & visiting her family in Guanajuato, Mexico (as well as eating all the food there)!

The Department of Mathematical Sciences and the will be hosting our Fall event, Counting the Stars! Please join us on Monday, November 7 at 5:00 PM in Harden Square. Telescopes, food, and games! Bring blankets 😃🍁🌌

See you there

Dr. can guide you to better knot skills.

Join us this Wednesday for an awesome Faith Integration talk by our very own Dr. Willett. You won’t want to miss this one!

To celebrate , we highlight the amazing Dean of , Dean ! Dr. Hernández is a mathematician, specifically a Topologist. She regularly bakes thousands of cookies to give out at Christmas. She also makes her own delicious jams and jellies!

Show your love for Dr. Hernandez!

The Mixer was a success! If you weren’t able to come by please make sure to follow us and follow for upcoming events!

Special thanks to .kalanii .ashley for all their hard work leading the

Also, thanks to the ambassadors .arnone and .lyd

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Today in Staples (great AC breeze 💨) at 4pm!

Come join us and to meet new students, win prizes, and get some free snacks/food.

See you soon

let’s get the fall 22 semester going!

If you have taken with Dr. Ricardo J. Cordero Soto , then you know this meme all too well.

Numerical of the trajectories of outer solar system can cause error and instability. In SIAM News Online, Junyu Chen examines the numerical of a six-body system, particularly the ejection of Jupiter due to effects. Check it out! https://sinews.siam.org/Details-Page/jupiter-ejected-numerical-dynamics-in-simulations-of-the-outer-solar-system

are you ready for Fall 22?! 😅

We have your back and are looking forward to engaging within our vibrant community. That’s how we guarantee that we are in a position to flourish.

See you soon!

Fields medal 2022: Work on prime numbers and spheres wins maths prize Mathematicians who have studied the most efficient way to pack spheres in eight-dimensional space and the spacing of prime numbers are among this year's recipients of the highest award in mathematics, the Fields medal