Bi-Co Math Colloquium

A weekly joint colloquium that alternates between the Bryn Mawr and Haverford mathematics departments.

Colloquium Schedule

Our weekly colloquium with Haverford College brings distinguished mathematics researchers together to discuss their work. The location alternates between the two mathematics departments. Talks are usually on Monday afternoons from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. A reception usually precedes the talk at 4:00 p.m. in PSB 361, Math Lounge at Bryn Mawr, or the Foyer outside Hilles 109 at Haverford.

Contact Lisa Traynor (Bryn Mawr) or Tarik Aougab (Haverford) for more information.

Spring 2025

Date	Speaker	Title of Talk	Location
Feb 3	Dr. Selvi Kara Bryn Mawr College	"MΣΣT a Mathematician, Edge Ideals, and Beyond!"	Bryn Mawr
Feb 17	Dr. Alicia Prieto-Langarica Youngstown State University	"My Journey to Math and Why I Love Undergraduate Research"	Bryn Mawr
Feb 24	Dr. Jacob Russell Swarthmore College	"Taming Complexity with Geometry"	Haverford
Mar 3	Dr. Nicholas Landry University of Virginia	"Realistically Modeling Diseases: From Data to Models and Back Again"	Bryn Mawr
Mar 10	SPRING BREAK	NO COLLOQUIUM
Mar 17	Dr. Angela Wu Bucknell University	"How to Draw Four Dimensional Shapes When You Can Only Draw in Two Dimensions"	Haverford
Mar 24	Dr. Tanushree Shah Chennai Mathematics Institute, India	"Brushstrokes of Geometry: Visualizing Contact Structures on 3-Manifolds Through Paintings"	Bryn Mawr
Mar 31	Dr. Alexander Diaz-Lopez Villanova University	"Arithmetical Structures on Graphs"	Haverford
Apr 7	Dr. William Dunham Bryn Mawr College	"When Euler Met l’Hospital"	Bryn Mawr
Apr 10 Thursday	Dr. Caitlin Hult Gettysburg College	"Life Finds a Way: Mathematical Modeling in Immunology and Cell Biology"	Haverford
Apr 14	Dr. Ranthony Clark Duke University Math Appreciation Week Keynote Speaker	"Quantitative Justice: Research at the Intersection of Mathematics & Society" Supported by the Class of 1902 Lecture Fund	Bryn Mawr
Apr 14	Maciej Piwowarczyk University of Nebraska - Lincoln	"Code Design for Data Storage in Synthetic DNA"	Haverford
April 28	Dr. David Futer Temple University	"The Generalized Knot Complement Problem"	Haverford