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September 30 Emeritus Professor Stroud's art & math work featured in Math Horizons
Emeritus Professor J.B. Stroud's work on "Harold and the Purple Heptagon" is discussed in this month's Math Horizons magazine after publication of Stroud's article "Crockett Johnson's Geometric Paintings" in 2008.
September 30 Mossinghoff publishes a big number!
In the journal Designs, Codes and Cryptography, Michael Mossinghoff authored a paper that includes the number n = 189 260 468 001 034 441 522 766 781 604 in an improved lower bound theorem.
July 27 Class Research Reveals Unexpected Discrepancies in Genomic Annotations
Findings will help fine-tune work for future genomics investigators
July 27 Genetically Engineered Bacteria Compute the Route
Paper from Davidson genomics lab and collaborators at Western Missouri University appears in Journal of Biological Engineering.
July 27 Genomics Program Engineers a Big Week!
Publications in top online journals demonstrate high level of undergraduate student research at Davidson.
April 30 2009 Student Awards in Mathematics
Students excel in math problem, modeling, and Jeopardy contests as well as earning departmental awards and graduate school fellowships.
April 13 Chartier tenured; Davis governor; Swallow faculty leader
Spring 2009 honors: Chartier received tenure and promotion; Davis elected as governor of the MAA; Swallow elected as Vice Chair Pro Tem of the Faculty
February 27 Mathematician Crunches Big Numbers of Netflix Fans to Predict Movie Preferences
Math professor Tim Chartier and student assistant Erich Kreutzer '10 are seeking better ways for Netflix to predict consumers' next movie selection. They also applied the methods to March madness.