9:00 a.m – 5:30 p.m., Thomas Center, Duke University

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The Center for Theoretical and Mathematical Sciences is a new trans-disciplinary center charged with fostering the development of theoretical and applied mathematical research in the natural and engineering sciences at Duke University. The central aims of the Center are: to strengthen the communication and exchange of ideas among members the theory community across departmental and school lines at Duke; work with departments and other academic units to attract broadly interested world-class theorists in priority areas where critical mass for a world leading program is currently missing; and germinate new programmatic collaborations among theorists or theorists and experimentalists in forefront fields of scientific research.

Coordinator: Berndt Mueller (Physics)

Steering Committee:
Harold Baranger (Physics)
Steven Cummer (ECE)
Stefano Curtalrolo (MEMS)
Gabriel Katul (NSOE)
Jonathan Mattingly (Mathematics)
Fred Nijhout (Biology)
Dalia Patino-Echeverri (NSOE)
John Reif (Computer Science)
Robert Wolpert (Statistics)
Weitao Yang (Chemistry)