Colloquia and Seminars

Participate in our discussions and seminars

Departmental Colloquium - Mathematics

The Mathematics Colloquium features both outside speakers and Dalhousie faculty/long term visitors who lecture on their latest research or present overviews of the areas of Mathematics that they are experts in.

Departmental Colloquium - Statistics

The Statistics Colloquium welcomes speakers to lecture on all subjects in statistics including general statistical theory and methodology, statistical applications, Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, statistical computing, genetic statistics, statistical methods in Molecular Evolution and environmental statistics. It greatly enhances the communication of our faculty members with statistical scientists all over the world, and provides good learning opportunities for our graduate students.

Graduate Student Seminar

The Graduate Student Seminar is a departmental seminar that combines all areas of interests in both mathematics and statistics. The goal of the seminar is to provide a forum to promote scholarly communications among graduate students, and between graduate students and faculty, PDFs and visitors as well.

Honours Seminar

All honours students are encouraged to attend regularly (it is required for graduating students) and everyone is welcome. In the pasat this has been one of the most popular seminars.

Number Theory Seminar

The Number Theory Seminar meets on Wednesdays at 3:30 PM, in the Chase Building. If you would like to give a talk, send an email to Rob Noble. We also maintain a mailing list for seminar announcements. 

Applied & Computational Mathematics Seminar

The focus of this seminar is the presentation of interesting results or problems related to mathematical modeling, analysis and computation in science and engineering. We hope to have presenters from government and industry as well as from the academic community. Problems related to technology transfer will be of particular interest.

Atlantic Category Theory & Algebra Seminar (ATCAT)

The Atlantic Category Theory and Algebra Seminar has been meeting weekly since the early 1970's with the participation of mathematicians representing most Atlantic Canadian universities, from time to time. In recent years the seminar has met on Tuesdays from 2:30 pm onwards, with ongoing attendance from Dalhousie, Saint Mary's, Mount Allison, and Acadia.

Graph Theory Seminar

This weekly seminar usually alternates between presentations of new results and discussions of open problems. Combinatorial Game Theory Discussion Group: Each week we will discuss a new combinatorial games paper.