Shifting the Classical-quantum Boundary: Insights From Pilot-wave Hydrodynamics

Manuchehr Aminian overviews the field of double descent and recaps a series of related minisymposium presentations from AN25.

Abby Addy, SIAM’s Director of Development and Corporate Relations, shares several updates that pertain to new and existing gift funds at SIAM.

Meet SIAM's new President-Elect, Vice President-at-Large, Secretary, Board of Trustees members, and Council Members-at-Large!

SIAM’s Director of Programs and Services, Richard Moore, reflects on the many successful SIAM conferences and events in 2025.

Howard Elman, a leading researcher in numerical linear algebra and trailblazer in computational mathematics, passed away in September.

Mark Levi explains and derives Maupertuis’ principle, which was discovered by Leibniz in the early 1700s, and provides some relevant history.

Former SIAM President Susanne Brenner received the 2025 Blaise Pascal Medal in Computational and Information Sciences.

New research finds that artificial intelligence weather models do not extrapolate to extreme "gray swan" events that they haven't seen in training.

Aligning the complexity of algorithmic models with the complexity of biology can reduce bias, increase precision, and build fairer health tech.

An uncertainty quantification framework can help mitigate land subsidence and establish groundwater exploitation policies for the Guadalentín Basin.

Bioartificial organ design combines biology, engineering, and mathematics to create functional implants that support or replace natural human organs.