The Springer Math Podcast

Math professors Catherine Beneteau and Dmitry Khavinson discuss their intertwined academic journey, love story, collaborative writing process, teaching experiences, pandemic impact, survival scenarios, and how math enhances critical thinking and humor in this engaging podcast.

Trachette Jackson, a renowned mathematician in oncology, discusses optimizing cancer drug therapy through mathematical models. She shares her journey into mathematical biology and highlights the importance of diversity in research. The podcast also explores the pandemic's impact on scientific collaboration and ends with a casual Q&A session with the guest.

The podcast discusses managing research with Aslak Tveito, covering topics such as the purpose of Simula Research Lab, overcoming funding challenges, self-awareness of programming weaknesses, advice for young researchers, and the speaker's passion for football.

The podcast covers topics such as shape understanding in computer science, celebrating 50 years of support for women in mathematics, challenges in international collaboration, career paths in mathematics, artistic escapes during the pandemic, and reflecting on past challenges with hope for the future.

Mathematical modeling in healthcare and pandemic response, sports performance optimization using mathematical models, interface of data science and modeling science, embracing mathematics for growth and success, John von Neumann's impact and personal anecdotes