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Check out Issue 2 of the new DIMACS Newsletter:

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Welcome to DIMACS

DIMACS (the Center for Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science) facilitates research, education, and outreach in discrete mathematics, computer science theory, algorithms, mathematical and statistical methods, and their applications. Our multi-year special focus programs address research themes that require topical expertise in these areas, have potential for societal impact, and are poised for advance. Our educational programs include materials development for high school and college classrooms, an extensive summer undergraduate research program, and teacher training programs. Learn more >

 

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Postdocs: DIMACS invites applications for postdoctoral positions at the center. Applicants should be recent Ph.D.’s with interest in DIMACS areas, such as discrete mathematics, theoretical computer science, statistics, data science, and artificial intelligence.  Applications are due by December 1, 2024 for full consideration. [Application & Information]

 

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Academic partners: Rutgers University, Columbia University, Georgia Institute of Technology, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Princeton University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Stevens Institute of Technology

Industrial Partners: AT&T Labs - Research, Avaya Labs, IBM Research, Microsoft Research, NEC Laboratories America, Nokia Bell Labs, Perspecta Labs

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DIMACS is supported financially by its industrial partners, the Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences, and external grants from several sources including the National Science Foundation, the Simons Foundation, and the Department of Homeland Security. DIMACS is grateful for the generous support of donors, including the following:

DRS. A. DAVID MANGELSDORFF AND LINDA A. SMITH ENDOWED DIMACS SUPPORT FUND

Donors David Mangelsdorff and Linda Smith created the DRS. A. DAVID MANGELSDORFF AND LINDA A. SMITH ENDOWED DIMACS SUPPORT FUND. The fund is created to honor the memory of Dr. Mangelsdorff’s parents Arthur Fred Mangelsdorff, M.D. (Rutgers College, 1924) and Maesie Rowland Mangelsdorff (Douglass College, 1935), both of whom were loyal alums and class officers, and received recognition from their respective alumni associations. Funds will be used in support of teaching, consultation, and research in homeland security, cyberterrorism, and disaster preparedness initiatives.