MIT CCSE runs two distinct seminar series, please see below for more information about each.
CSE Community Seminars
This series occurs weekly on Friday from 12-1 PM in 45-432 and focuses mostly on internal speakers (e.g., current graduate students, postdocs, research scientists, and faculty) with occasional informal visits by external CSE-focused researchers (ranging from graduate students to faculty). The objectives of the seminar are to:
- strengthen community among all people at MIT engaged in CSE;
- encourage interdisciplinary dissemination of CSE research across MIT;
- provide an opportunity for early career CSE researchers to present their work, including as practice prior to conferences, job talks, etc.
Individuals interested in presenting during the CSE Community Seminar Series should sign up here.
Distinguished Seminars in Computational Science and Engineering
This Institute-wide seminar series hosted by CCSE draws a broad audience from mathematics, science and engineering, and focuses on innovative methods and applications of computation.
Spring 2024
All seminars are at 12 PM on Thursdays. Please see below for speakers, dates and locations. More information provided on the Seminar section of the website as details become available. For those unable to attend in person, seminars will be live-streamed via Zoom webinar (click to register) and recordings will be shared on our YouTube channel.
Thursday February 8 / Conference Room (45-432)
Lexing Ying
Professor of Mathematics
Department of Mathematics
Stanford University
Thursday April 4 / Conference Room (45-432)
Yunan Yang
Goenka Family Assistant Professor in Mathematics
College of Arts & Sciences
Cornell University
Thursday May 16 / Conference Room (45-432)
Pep Espanol
Full Professor in Applied Physics
Departamento de Física Fundamental
Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid