Congratulations to Professor Hans Lindblad, who was named to the 2015 class of the American Mathematical Society, “for contributions to nonlinear partial differential equations and mathematical physics.”

Peter Kalugin is Johns Hopkins University's newest Rhodes Scholar. The senior is one of just 32 men and women who received the good news Saturday evening that they had won one of the most famous academic awards available to American college students. Click to read the full article.

In his research project, Chris Hynes, a double major in mathematics and philosophy, explores competing views of morality. Read the article in Arts & Sciences Magazine.

Jordan Hoffman, a double major in physics and mathematics, is doing research on protein folding and protein energetics. Read the article in Arts & Sciences Magazine.

Caleb Baechtold ’16 came to Johns Hopkins from Indiana thinking he knew exactly what he wanted to do. It took just one class for that to change. Read the article […]

Igusa was a professor of mathematics at JHU for nearly 40 years before he retired as professor emeritus in 1993. He was inducted as an inaugural Fellow of the American Mathematical Society in 2012 and previously served as editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Mathematics. Igusa was also the founding director of the Japan-U.S. Mathematics Institute.

Jean-Pierre Meyer, professor emeritus in the Department of Mathematics at Johns Hopkins, died on April 24. He was 83. Born in Lyon, France, Meyer received his undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral […]

Nine faculty members from the Department of Mathematics are among the mathematical scientists from around the world who have been named fellows of the American Mathematical Society for 2013, the […]