The Elusive Geomechanics Major
Out of the more than 4,500 full-time undergrads at Rochester, exactly three are pursuing a major in geomechanics. Just who are these brave few?
Posts Tagged ‘math’
Spotlight on Natural Sciences Alumni: Gennady Vonorov
Name: Gennady Vonorov Age: 26 Occupation: Apprenticed Scientist i.e. Graduate Student Education: B.S. in Physics and B.S. in Mathematics, University of Rochester, 2008; M.S. and M.A. in Physics, Yale University; PhD (Physics), Yale, forthcoming. Current city/state of residence: New Haven, CT Family: Currently engaged to another UR alum. When and how did you choose your [...]
SUMS Celebrates Pi Day
The Society of Undergraduate Math Students hosted a week-long series of events celebrating the number that never ends
Research Grant Sends Undergrad to Kenya
Theresa Kurtz ’12 traveled to Africa to research the educational system and lifestyle of citizens in Kenya
VIDEO: Rochester Celebrates 3.141592653589793…
Pi is more than a number; it’s a phenomenon. Pi has also inspired books, poetry, music, and movie plots. So it should be no surprise that the University of Rochester celebrated Pi Day on March 14.
