Math Festival 2025
Join us for the 2025 UF Math Festival on Saturday February 8, 2025 from 10am to 1pm. This is an opportunity for students in grades K-12 and other lovers of mathematics to explore more than 25 fun mathematically interesting games and activities. The festival is free and open to all.
See Math Festival 2025.
John R. Klauder Memorial Conference
The Department of Mathematics, the Institute for Fundamental Theory, and the Department of Physics are hosting a conference to celebrate the legacy of John R. Klauder and his remarkable contributions to mathematics and physics on February 15, 2025. This conference will feature invited talks, along with a special session for sharing memories and stories about Klauder. Klauder’s family will present the John R. Klauder Memorial Award to graduate students in mathematics and physics. For more information, please see the conference web page.
Hands-on Undergraduate Workshop: Exploring the Interplay Between Malaria and Economic Growth
University of Florida, Gainesville | Spring 2025
(March 26-30, 2025)
Explore the transformative role of mathematics in tackling global
health and economic challenges through this hands-on workshop on
malaria dynamics and economic growth. MORE INFORMATION
Two Visiting Assistant Professor Positions
The Department of Mathematics invites applications for two Visiting Assistant Professor positions, starting on August 16, 2025. The area of specialization is open; however, preference will be given to applicants whose research interests align with those of our faculty. For more details on the position and application process, please visit MathJobs.
Tenure-Track Position in Probability and Stochastic Processes
The Department of Mathematics is excited to announce a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant Professor level in the area of Probability and Stochastic Processes (broadly interpreted). The position is set to begin on August 16, 2025. For more details on the position and application process, please visit MathJobs.
Spring Celebration 2024
Our annual Spring Celebration took place Thursday, April 25 in Library West. Highlights included: Former Provost Joe Glover presented Prof. Kevin Knudson with the University of Florida Provost Preeminence Award in honor of his years of service as the Director of the UF Honors Program and Associate Chair and Chair of the Department of Mathematics, and two retirements were honored: Sandy Gagnon for 35 years of staff service and Prof. Boyland after 27 years. For more information see the Celebration Program.
UMRS24@UF
The fourth annual Undergraduate Mathematics Research Symposium (UMRS) at UF will take place on April 26, 2024, 9:00am-3:30pm, in Little Hall 225. The symposium will provide a chance for undergraduate math majors who have worked on mathematics research problems to present their work. For more information see the conference web page.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA TOPOLOGICAL DATA ANALYSIS CONFERENCE
The Third University of Florida Topological Data Analysis conference will take place February 8 – 9, 2024. This conference is a part of and funded by the NSF-Simons Southeast Center for Mathematics and Biology (SCMB). For more information see the conference web page
China US Group Theory Summit 2024
The Mathematics Department will be hosting a research conference in Group Theory with the aim of exchanging research ideas among US and Chinese researchers. It will be held February 22 to 25, 2024. The conference has partial support from NSF. For more information see the conference webpage.
Enumerative and Algebraic Combinatorics
The Conference on Enumerative and Algebraic Combinatorics will be hosted by the University of Florida from the morning of Sunday, February 25 through the afternoon of Tuesday, February 27, 2024. The conference is timed to coincide with Bruce Sagan‘s 70th birthday and retirement, which will be celebrated at a conference dinner and with a plenary talk delivered by Sagan. For more information see the conference webpage.
2024 Southeastern Logic Symposium (SEALS)
2024 SEALS is going to take place on Saturday March 2 and Sunday March 3, with colloquia on Friday March 1 and Monday March 4 at 4:05pm. It is an annual weekend conference devoted to fostering conversations between different fields of mathematics related to logic. This year’s themes are model theory and topological group dynamics. SEALS is supported by NSF and UF CLAS. For further information please visit the conference website.
Need assistance with math course registration or other advising? Visit https://math.ufl.edu/courses/undergraduate-advising/ for information.
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