Applied & Computational Mathematics Seminar

Spring 2026 ACM Seminar

Department of Mathematics, Florida State University

Seminar information

The Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar features talks across applied mathematics, computational mathematics, data science, engineering, and related scientific applications. Faculty, postdocs, visitors, and senior Ph.D. students are welcome to present.

Time
Tuesday, 3:05–4:20 pm
Place
LOV 231
Course
MAP 6939-0001
Organizer
Sanghyun Lee

Schedule

17 entries
01/13

Sanghyun Lee

Organization Meeting: Introduction to some research topics in ACM

Mathematics, FSU

01/20

N/A

N/A

 

01/27

Dr. Shu Liu

A Natural Primal-Dual Gradient method for adversarial neural network training on solving partial differential equations

Mathematics, FSU

02/03

Sanjeeb Poudel
Yi-Yung Yang
Ruth Lopez
(Ph.D. students)

Pressure-robust enriched Galerkin finite element methods for coupled Navier-Stokes and heat equations
Bound-preserving and entropy stable enriched Galerkin methods for nonlinear hyperbolic equations
Real-Time Model Data Integration in Atomically Thin Materials Synthesis

Scientific Computing, FSU
Mathematics, FSU

02/10

Dr. Bryan Quaife

A Tale of Two Journeys: Random Particles in Complex Domains

Scientific Computing, FSU

02/17

Dr. Levon Nurbekyan
(Host: Liu)

Non-potential mean-field games à la Benamou-Brenier

Mathematics, Emory University

02/24

N/A

This week seminar is on Wednesday

-

02/25
(WED) LOV231

Dr. Alex Cerjan
(Host: Musslimani)

(Special Wednesday Seminar)
Classifying material topology in real space using matrix homotopy

Sandia National Lab

03/02
(MON) LOV101

Dr. Teeratorn Kadeethum
(Host: Lee)

(Special Monday Workshop): Beyond the Resume: How to Get Hired in Competitive Industries

Siemens Energy

03/03

Dr. Teeratorn Kadeethum
(Host: Lee)

The Data Bottleneck in neural operators for Engineering Systems: Challenges and Paths Forward

Siemens Energy

03/10

Jeseok Bang

High-field Superconducting Magnets: Science and Applied Mathematics

Applied Superconductivity Center of the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory

03/17

No Seminar

Spring Break

.

03/24

Dr. Yanzhu Chen

Non-Abelian magic in quantum error correction

Physics, FSU

03/31

Dr. Martin Bauer

A Tour of Infinite Dimensional Riemannian Geometries, Their Geodesics and Applications

Mathematics, FSU

04/07

-

-

 

04/14

Dr. Kapil Chawla
Dr. Toan Huynh

TBA

Mathematics, FSU

04/21

Dr. Huan Lei
(Host: Bao, Lee)

From Micro-physics to Stable Macro-models: Variational Learning for Non-Newtonian Fluids

Dept. of Comp. Math, Science, and Engineering,
Michigan State University