November 18

Topology, Graphs, and Data

Lorne Campbell Lecture
This talk will be an introduction to the emerging area of discrete homotopy theory.
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Celebrating Excellence in Teaching: Christopher Knapper Award

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics congratulates Calvin Fletcher on receiving the AMS Christopher Knapper Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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Welcome to the Math Department at Queen's!

Whether you’re just starting out, back for another year, or joining us for grad studies or research — we’re glad you’re here!
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The Second Queen's Mathematics Summer School

From June 22 to 26, 2026, students filled up Stirling Hall each morning for a single purpose...
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Summer Math Camps

This August Math Quest welcomed 53 ages 13-17 students to Queen's for the Summer Math Camps...
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Mathematical Modeling & Dynamics with Delay Workshop

The Mathematical Modeling & Dynamics with Delay workshop was held from June 10-12, 2026 at Queen's University...
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Talks & Seminars

Nov

16

Monday

Algebra & Geometry Seminar
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Jeffrey Hall, Room 422

Daniela De Paz (University of Verona)

Title: Binuclear interval order for the Kronecker algebra

Nov

18

Wednesday

Speaker Chris Kapulkin in a library
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Jeffery Hall, Room 127

Lorne Campbell Lecture

Title: Topology, graphs, and data. Abstract: This talk will be an introduction to the emerging area of discrete homotopy theory, which applies intuitions and techniques from the continuous setting to discrete objects such as graphs...

Nov

27

Friday

Department Colloquium
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Jeffrey Hall, Room 234

Ting-Kam Leonard Wong (University of Toronto)

Title: Market diversity, excess growth, and portfolio choice

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