Featured minisymposia at DS15

Featured minisymposia at DS15. What are they about and why should you attend them? Below you will find brief overviews of all eleven of them.

Interdisciplinary research

Reflections on supporting research that spans multiple disciplines.

Recently Published Books in Dynamical Systems

A mathematician abroad (or: a tourist who is also doing some maths)

Dutch graduate student Lotte Sewalt describes her adventures during a four-month research visit to Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia.

DSWeb Moves to New Hosting Platform After Falling Victim to Shellshock

In December of 2014, DSWeb unfortunately fell victim to an automated security exploit ("hack") called "Shellshock", forcing an unscheduled move of the collaborative content management-based website to a new hosting platform. Jim Goldman, DSWeb Programmer from SIAM's Information Systems Department, and the man responsible for the fix, reports.

Dynamical systems at JMM 2015

A brief review of dynamical systems at the 2015 Joint Mathematical Meetings.

Recently Published Books in Dynamical Systems

Henri Poincaré: Impatient Genius by F. Verhulst

Nonlinear Dynamics in Flavio Fenton‘s Lab at Georgia Tech

Experimental, computational, and theoretical approaches to studying dynamical systems are all welcome in the laboratory of Flavio Fenton at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Learn why the lab‘s students, postdocs, and visitors are having so much fun.

Dynamics Today

Matthew J. Hoffman gives his impressions from the XXXIV Dynamics Days U.S. 2015 Conference.