Discovery begins here! Mathematics is the language of the sciences, and our Mathematicians (and this includes students too) create new technology, discover new ideas, and develop computational algorithms that have profound impact on science. In our department, students have access to research, competitive internships and career training opportunities that will prepare them for the demands of current and future society. Our highly enthusiastic faculty make our classrooms discovery incubators.
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Math Students Curate Art Exhibit in CO/LAB Space at Gregory Allicar Museum of Art
“When many of us hear the word ‘mathematics,’ we think of numbers, formulas, or equations. But in this exhibition, we ask you to consider something broader. Mathematics is also a way of seeing,” Kristina Moen, PhD Student in Mathematics at CSU, introduces the collection, “Symmetry, Structure, Space: Mathematical Visions in Art,” in the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art.
Meet College of Natural Sciences Dean Randall McEntaffer
Meet the new dean of the College of Natural Sciences, Randall McEntaffer.
Distinguished Professor Ingrid Daubechies to Speak at CSU Arne Magnus Lecture Series April 17-18
The Arne Magnus Lecture Series invites the public to lecture series by Ingrid Daubechies, James B. Duke Distinguished Professor Emerita of Mathematics. Daubechies is known for her discovery of the Daubechies Wavelet, has been nicknamed The Godmother of the Digital Image and among many lifelong achievements is the recipient of the 2025 National Medal of Science.
The Arne Magnus Lectures are delivered annually by the CSU Department of Mathematics in honor of Arne Magnus, our colleague and friend for 25 years.
Math Professor Bangerth wins international computational science and engineering award
CSU Professor Wolfgang Bangerth of the Department of Mathematics is one of the recipients of a major international award, for the creation of the widely used mathematical software package deal.II.
