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            New Mathematical Developments Drive Innovations in Bioartificial Organ Design
Bioartificial organ design combines biology, engineering, and mathematics to create functional implants that support or replace natural human organs.

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Mixed-precision arithmetic refers to the use of numbers of varying bit widths within a single computation or across different stages of an algorithm.

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        Coffee and Qubits: A Student Perspective on the 2025 SIAM-Simons Undergraduate Summer Research Program
Student Mia Escobar describes her experiences with the SIAM-Simons Undergraduate Summer Research Program.

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        SIAM Establishes the Nicholas J. Higham Prize for Research Impacting Scientific Software
SIAM is excited to announce the establishment of the Nicholas J. Higham Prize for Research Impacting Scientific Software.

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        AN25 Film Screening and Panel Discussion Continue Conversation About the Journeys of Black Mathematicians
AN25 featured a special showing of "Journeys of Black Mathematicians: Creating Pathways," followed by a panel discussion.

Cheyene Henry, the 2025 SIAM EDGE Fellow, reflects on her experience with the Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education (EDGE) Summer Program.

At AN25, an engaging panel session focused on the challenges and opportunities of women in data science professions.

Extensions to the existing Data Assimilation Linked Ecosystem Carbon crop model pave the way for more accurate crop predictions. 

New models of coupled human-environment systems reveal whether tipping points can dictate some human-environment relationships. 

Quasi-steady models capture the rich array of flight patterns that are available to thin plates at intermediate Reynolds numbers.

Researchers can use mathematical modeling to measure changing public opinions during an election, which reveals unexpected phenomena.

Digital twins—replicas of real-world systems that combine models, data, and decision frameworks—are an emerging paradigm in the Earth system domain. 

Learn more about the Gene Golub SIAM Summer School, including funding details, letters of intent, and organizer responsibilities.
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