Home | Mathematics

Cliff Taubes to give Poincaré Distinguished Lecture

Professor Clifford Taubes (Harvard University) will present two Poincaré Distinguished Lectures on January 28 & 29, 2020. Titles of talks, times, and locations TBA

Cyrus Reza, Stanford math major, named 2020 Rhodes Scholar

Read the full story

Professor Yakov Eliashberg Awarded 2020 Wolf Prize in Mathematics

Read the full story

News

January 21, 2020

Professor Yakov Eliashberg Awarded Wolf Prize for Mathematics

November 25, 2019

Stanford Math Major, Cyrus Reza named 2020 Rhodes Scholar

November 20, 2019

Nina Zubrilina to Receive the 2020 Morgan Prize & PhD student David Stoner receives Honorable Mention

See More News

Events

Jan

A Survey of Parking Functions

Professor Richard Stanley

2:00 PM | History Corner 200 205

Jan

Smith Normal Form In Combinatorics

Professor Richard Stanley (MIT)

2:00 PM | Bldg 380 Room 384H

Jan

Z/2 harmonic differential forms and S1(2;C)-like gauge theories

Professor Cliff Taubes (Harvard University)

4:30 PM | Bldg 380 Room 380W

Seminars

Jan

27

Turandotdotdot

Yuval Wigderson

Kiddie Colloquium

12:30 PM | Math 383-N
Jan

27

mod-p Poincare duality in p-adic geometry

Bogdan Zavyalov

Number Theory

2:30 PM | Math 383-N
Jan

27

Spectral characterization of the metastability phenomenon

Laurent Miclo (U. Toulouse)

Probability

4:00 PM | Sequoia Hall 200
Jan

28

Conformal Geometry with a View to Understanding the Cosmos

Shintaro Fushida-Hardy

Mathematical Physics

12:15 PM | Math 384-I
Jan

28

3-manifolds and q-series

Sunghyuk Park (Caltech)

Topology

1:00 PM | Math 384-H
Jan

29

Z/2 harmonic differential forms and S1(2;C)-like gauge theories II

Clifford Taubes (Harvard University)

Geometry

3:15 PM | Math 383-N

See More Seminars

Graduate Admissions

The application for admission to the PhD program in Autumn 2020 is now open. Click the link below for more information.

Application Information

Department Highlights

Stanford Mathematics welcomes Szegö Assistant Professor Lisa Sauermann

Outreach

We support many programs, groups, and activities for undergraduates and high school students with a primary goal of helping to fuel passion and creativity in the community.

More about our outreach efforts

Support Mathematics

The Department of Mathematics welcomes gifts to a variety of funds, be they general-purpose funds to be used for the department’s greatest needs, donations in memory of our former colleagues, or for specific purposes.

Give to Mathematics

Department Resources

Join our team

Stanford Mathematics is seeking talented individuals to support department operations, student and faculty research, and the mission of advancing mathematical knowledge.

Current Job Openings