Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium
Applications of Mathematics in Electronic Design Automation
Event
Date: Friday, Nov. 17
Time: 3:30 pm
Location: Arts Building Room 206, 9 Campus Dr., Saskatoon
Free and open to the public
About this event
A talk by Megan Marsh, director of R&D at Siemens EDA
Mathematical problems are everywhere in the semiconductor industry. From solving complex differential-algebraic equations in circuit simulation to using simple linear interpolation in look-up tables, large-scale compute grids are in constant use to crunch numbers. During this talk, we will explore some specific mathematical problems and solutions seen in the industry over the last decade.
Hosted by the USask Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Info: colloquium@math.usask.ca
Upcoming Events
Philosophy in the Community: What's Wrong with Lying?
Sep 12, 2025
A public talk by Dr. Emer O'Hagan (PhD), professor of philosophy
Literature Matters: Where’s Walmart? The Commonplace in Canadian Literature
Sep 24, 2025
A public talk by Department of English faculty member Jessica McDonald
Philosophy in the Community: How does Culture Regulate Our Actions? Why does this Matter?
Oct 10, 2025
A public talk by Valery Chirkov (PhD), professor of psychology and health studies