Scientific Computing, Applied and Industrial Mathematics (SCAIM) Seminar Series


 The Scientific Computing, Applied and Industrial Mathematics (SCAIM) Seminar is an interdepartmental seminar at the University of British Columbia (UBC) focused on research in scientific computing, industrial and applied mathematics, mathematical modelling, and computational science. The audience for the talks are typically faculty members and graduate students from the departments of Computer Science, Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, and Physics & Astronomy.  The speakers are researchers from UBC or other institutions.

SCAIM seminars aim to foster collaborative research on topics related to the seminar. They provide a forum for strengthening connections between departments at UBC, and between UBC and other research institutions.

The one-hour talks happen at lunch time.  Thanks to our sponsors, the UBC Institute of Applied Mathematics and the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences, we are able to provide a pizza or sushi lunch during the seminar and bring in speakers from outside UBC. 
  

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Upcoming Talks

Event DateTitleSpeakerEvent TimeLocationIntended Audience
November 20, 2018 Preconditioning with Semi-Assembled Matrices Robert Bridson, Autodesk 12:30-13:30 ESB 4133 Public 
November 13, 2018 Alignment in Optimality Conditions Yifan Sun, Department of Computer Science, University of British Columbia 12:30-13:30 ESB 4133 Public 
October 30, 2018 Low Synchronization Gram-Schmidt and GMRES Algorithms Stephen Thomas, National Renewable Energy Laboratory 12:30-13:30 ESB 4133 Public 
October 23, 2018 Solving DNN Relaxations of the Quadratic Assignment Problem with ADMM and Facial Reduction Henry Wolkowicz, Department of Mathematics, University of Waterloo 12:00-13:00 ESB 4133 Public 
October 2, 2018 Rapidly forming, Slowly Evolving, Quasi-Cycle Phase Synchronization Lawrence Ward, Department of Psychology and Brain Research Centre, University of British Columbia 12:30-13:30 ESB 4133 Public 
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