Mathematical Sciences Research Institute

Ongoing Events & Projects
Critical Issues in Mathematics
	May 2007: Critical Issues in Education: Teaching Teachers Mathematics May 2006: Raising the Floor: Progress and Setbacks in the Struggle for Quality Mathematics Education for All May 2005: The Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching (K-8): Why, What and How? March 2004: Assessing Students' Mathematical Learning Issues, Costs and Benefits

MSRI Biology Colloquium
	Biology for Mathematicians. Past speakers include Dr. Arnold Levine, Dr. Mimi Koehl, Dr. Robert Schleif and Dr. Sydney Brenner. Find out more about it >>

Journalist in Residence
	MSRI has sponsored a residency program where journalists have the opportunity to meet with mathematical scientists at the Institute. The program aims to help broaden the understanding of research conducted in the mathematical sciences and the public perception of how mathematics underpins technological innovation and modern society. Find out more about it >>
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Featured Events & Projects
Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival
	The festival, for students in grades 6-12, consisted of morning mathematical activities, a lunch at Google, a math-circle style talk, and, of course, prizes. Find out more about it >>

Symposium on Global Warming: From Global Predictions to Local Action
	This symposium addressed the problems and research necessary to translate these global, long-term predictions into local predictions on shorter scales of time, where governments and businesses can act; and addressed the implications for industry and public policy now. There was a follow-up scientific symposium on April 12-13 at MSRI. Find out more about it >>

World Congress on Computational Finance
	The Computational Finance World Congress brought together the most significant contributors to this field and provided a forum for discussing outstanding challenges and recent breakthroughs in the hottest areas of Computational Finance. Find out more about it >>

Puzzles on Wheels
	The Mathematical Sciences Research Institute of Berkeley put a series of puzzles on Muni buses in San Francisco, one puzzle a month from October to February 2005. This is an archive of all the puzzles used during this project to bring mathematical awareness to the masses. Find out more about it >>

Scientific Graphics Project
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