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Science News Roundup February 2018

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Here is the science news, relating to George Mason University and the College of Science for the month of February 2018: 

February 21

Applied and Computational Math Seminar: Error estimates for normal derivatives on boundary concentrated meshes

Speaker:Johannes Pfefferer, Technical University Munich
Title: Error estimates for normal derivatives on boundary concentrated meshes

Combinatorics and the Quadratic Formula

Speaker: Lou Shapiro, Howard University

Applied and Computational Math Seminar: Waves in viscoelastic media

Speaker:Francisco Sayas, University of Delaware
Title: Waves in viscoelastic media

Noncommutative algebra from a geometric point of view

Speaker: Xingting Wang, Temple University

A Limosa Harlequin frog recaptured in August 2017, nearly 3 months post release. Photo by: Blake Klocke.

Reintroducing lost frogs back into the Panamanian rainforest

Blake Klocke

Test Ideals of Commutative Rings of All Characteristics

Speaker: Rebecca Rebhuhn-Glanz, Syracuse University

Algebraic geometry in characteristic one

Speaker: Jaiung Jun, Binghamton University

Applied and Computational Math Seminar: Analyzing the Microstructure of Flexible Sandstone using Topological Data Analysis

Speaker:Patrick O'Neil, Lead Data Scientist, Spaceflight Industries
Title: Analyzing the Microstructure of Flexible Sandstone using Topological Data Analysis

Introduction to cluster algebras

Speaker: Kyungyong Lee, University of Nebraska