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DMS talk Knots, the universe, and everything by Ina Petkova on May 22, 5pm, Kemeny 006

DMS talk When is an integer the sum of two squares? by Tristan Phillips on May 29, 4:30pm, Kemeny 004

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Undergraduate News

2025 Thayer Prize Exam Winners

The Math Department is pleased to announce the winners of this year’s Thayer Prize Exam, an annual first-year Dartmouth mathematics competition organized by our department. Congratulations to Andrew Zhao ’28 (first prize), Neil Bhavikatti ’28 (second prize), and Brady McGawn ’28 and Zachary Pavlov ’28 (joint for third prize)! The exam consists of Mathematics Olympiad style problems, and originality and creativity are heavily weighed.

composite photo of 2025 Thayer Prize Exam winners, clockwise from upper-left: Andrew Zhao ’28, Neil Bhavikatti ’28, Zachary Pavlov ’28, Brady McGawn ’28

Graduate Students

Participating in the American Association for the Advancement of Science CASE Conference

PhD student Jonathan Lindbloom, was among the students who participated in the American Association for the Advancement of Science CASE Conference to champion science and policy. Read his GuariniGRAD spotlight interview here.

Jonathan Lindbloom in the New Hampshire White Mountains

Outreach

Math Department to host Sonia Kovalevsky Day, Saturday May 3, 2025

We are happy to host our annual Sonia Kovalevsky Day on Saturday May 3, 2025. SK Day is a fun-filled day of mathematics with hands-on workshops and talks for middle and high school students and their teachers. Originally started and funded by the Association for Women in Mathematics, the purpose of the day is to encourage young women to continue their study of mathematics and to assist the teachers of mathematics students. The Dartmouth Math Department hosts this event annually with the goal of inspiring young students to pursue degrees in the mathematical sciences and to honor female mathematicians such as Sonia Kovalevsky, who paved the way with her groundbreaking work and was a strong proponent of higher education for women. Join us for a day of networking, mentoring, and fun!

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Recent Publications

Suprachiasmatic nucleus-wide estimation of oscillatory temporal dynamics

Yifan Yao, Scott Pauls, Duncan Foley, Tomoko Yoshikawa, Sato Honma, Ken-Ichi Honma, Ellie McVeigh, Nicolas Foley, Rae Silver

PLoS Computational Biology

Accelerating change of practice through targeted professional development in data science

Merve Kursav, Scott Pauls, Petra Bonfert-Taylor, Lorie Loeb, Laura Ray

Journal of Statistics and Data Science Education

On the $\mathbb{Z}_2$ -valued index of elliptic odd symmetric operators on non-compact manifolds

Maxim Braverman, Ahmad Reza Haj Saeedi Sadegh

Annales mathématiques du Québec

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