UW Math Hour Lectures

We are excited to announce our spring series of Math Hour lectures, aimed at middle- and junior high school students and their families.  The dates and titles for the talks are:

March 25, 2018

Henry Cohn, Microsoft Research -- "Dense sphere packings in a million dimensions"

April 15, 2018

Jennifer McLoud-Mann, UW Bothell -- "One Tile at a Time: Mathematicians' Quest to Discover All Convex Polygonal Tessellations"

May 20, 2018

David Pengelley, Oregon State University -- "All tangled up and searching for the beauty of symmetry"

For more information about the Math Hour talks and the UW Math Hour Olympiad, which will be held on June 3, please visit our website 

http://www.math.washington.edu/~mathcircle/mathhour/

All talks take place on the main UW campus in Savery Hall room 260.  Information about parking, along with a campus map, can also be found on our website.

The Math Hour lectures are aimed at students in grades 6-10, along with well-behaved parents, teachers, or older siblings/friends.  The lectures are free to everyone.  No registration is required. 

Flyers for the first talk and for the entire spring series are attached.

We hope to see you there!

Sincerely,

Steven Klee (klees@seattleu.edu)

Seattle University Department of Mathematics

and

Julia Pevtsova (julia@math.washington.edu)

University of Washington Department of Mathematics