Mines receives $233K NSF grant to research plasma dynamics
GOLDEN, CO, June 8, 2016 —Applied Mathematics and Statistics Assistant Professor Stephen Pankavich has received a three-year research grant from the National Science Foundation
for $233,775 to develop new analytical and computational methods of solving mathematical problems in the kinetic theory of plasma dynamics.
Excellence in Computational Hydraulics/Hydrology Award. Jefferson was recently part of the Hydrologic Sciences and Engineering program and graduated in May with her PhD in hydrology.
PhD student Chelsea Lynne Panos and Professor Terri Hogue take readings at a green infrastructure site near Denver, Colorado, in an effort to improve stormwater management.