Events

Upcoming workshop in Spring 2026:

Subcellular Element (SCE) model implemented in C++

No prior coding experience is required. No calculus is required. The course will meet once per week for one hour. Over the quarter, we will gradually build a working simulation of a digital cell while introducing core ideas in biological modeling and fundamental C++ programming.

By participating, you will:

Learn the basics of C++ programming
Gain exposure to mathematical and computational modeling
Build a tangible simulation project
Contribute to a GitHub repository you can include on your résumé

In Winter 2026...

Welcoming Event in Week 2, Winter 2026
Sign up to be SIAM student member
Come chat with us about future SIAM activities, workshops, and COMAP!
Date & Location: 2:00–3:00 PM, Friday, 01/16, SKYE 268
- Free pizza and soft drinks will be provided.
COMAP Contest is back!!
Team up to three undergraduate students to tackle open-ended, real-world modeling problems, using math to analyze and propose solutions
If you are interested in continuous and discrete math, data insights, operations research/network science, sustainability, or policy, do not miss this opportunity!
Outstanding teams earn awards and scholarships, and build your teamwork, modeling, and communication skills
A standout credential for your resume
If interested, please sign-up using this form before 11:59pm PDT, Jan 15th, 2026
Upcoming contest date: Jan 29th to Feb 2nd, 2026, more info can be found here.

In Spring 2025...

Workshop: Intro to Math Bio Infectious Disease Model
Hosted by our grad student Thoon Nguyen
Data can be found here

In Fall 2024...

Welcoming Event to Fall Quarter with Free Food and Drink:

Hello everyone!!

Welcome to the New School Year 2024-2025. We have exciting events to tell you about interesting activities for everyone who loves Math and its applications. Come, join us, mingle with friends, and discover about it.

Previous Events

Introduction to Latex Workshop
Introduction to Matlab Workshop
What is modeling competition? Want to see math in real world? Join our workshops.
Reading together on special topics

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