The 9th TX-LA (LSU/UH/TAMU) Undergraduate Mathematics Conference
April 11-12, 2026
Louisiana State University
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About the conference
About the conference
TX-LA Undergraduate Conference at UH in March 2025
The Houston-LSU-Texas A&M Undergraduate Mathematics Research Conference is a forum for sharing the results of undergraduate research activities in mathematics. This annual event rotates between the University of Houston (UH), Louisiana State University (LSU), and Texas A&M University (TAMU).
We create a lively environment wherein students present research and discuss mathematics. Such activities help prepare students for graduate study, positions with research laboratories, or employment in industry.
The conference adopts a unique format where students will present their research work in two modes:
The conference adopts a unique format where students will present their research work in two modes:
(1) An oral presentation
(1) An oral presentation
(2) A scientific poster
(2) A scientific poster
This format exposes students to two different presentation experiences: a formal talk in front of a large audience and then a more casual and personalized discussion with their colleagues, professors, and others.
This format exposes students to two different presentation experiences: a formal talk in front of a large audience and then a more casual and personalized discussion with their colleagues, professors, and others.
We invite undergraduate students to present research projects at the conference. Each presentation will consist of a talk (April 11) and a poster (April 12). The poster and the talk should cover the same project. Groups of up to four students may submit research projects. Each group may have a single person give the talk or assign multiple co-speakers.
To register for the conference and to give a presentation, please fill out the from by March 13, 2026. For more details see REGISTRATION
A Big Thanks to Our Sponsor
A Big Thanks to Our Sponsor
Organizers
Organizers
Stephen Shipman (Louisiana State University)
Fang-Ting Tu (Louisiana State University)
Daniel Onofrei (University of Houston)
William Ott (University of Houston)
Andrew Török (University of Houston)
Wencai Liu (Texas A&M University)
Frank Sottile (Texas A&M University)
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