Announcements
Fall 2025 MEGL Projects have been announced! To apply, click “apply” in the menu. For more information, check the Fall 2025 page under “projects.” We are also recruiting for one paid outreach position.
We are also hosting the Spring 2025 Poster Session soon, on May 2 from 10:00-11:30am in Exploratory 3301. This event is catered and open to the public, so invite your friends and family to see the exciting research our six teams have been working on this semester! For prospective members, this is a good opportunity to learn more about the lab.
Congratulations to MEGL researchers William Carey and Stefan Popescu as well as faculty mentor Rachel Kirsch and graduate mentor Matthew Kearney for publishing their paper “Universal partial tori”! Read it here: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10623-025-01609-9 .
Congratulations to MEGL researchers Mark Brant, Gabriela Castaneda Guzman, and Gina Thomas for another paper resulting from the Surface Tension for Floating Objects project, led by Dr. Daniel Anderson and Dr. Evelyn Sander with the help of graduate mentor Patrick Bishop! “Stability of floating objects at a two-fluid interface” can be accessed here: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1361-6404/ad5ca8 .
Congratulations to MEGL researchers William Carey and Stefan Popescu for presenting a poster at the annual MATRX conference at John Hopkins University and winning one of two best poster prizes! This poster was a result of the work of undergraduates William Carey, Stefan Popescu, and Charles Landreaux, as well as graduate mentor Matthew Kearney, during the MEGL project “Universal Cycles in Higher Dimension” which began in Fall 2023 and is being run by faculty mentor Rachel Kirsch.
President Washington met with the College of Science for the first time on November 4.
On behalf of the Mathematics Department, MEGL Director Anton Lukyanenko presented President Washington with a 3D-printed mathematical sculpture designed by MEGL students Quincy Frias and Marvin Castellon.
Learn how to make your own here!
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