Meet Our Alumni
As a biostatistician at the Mayo Clinic, Jake Allred applies his math skills to the fight against cancer.
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Extraordinary Opps
Laina Mowry and Fadzai Fungura explored self-similar fractals during 2007 summer research at Cornell.
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Menger Sponge Closeup

Menger Sponge 

In 2006, 64 people folded 65,536 index cards to create a giant fractal model for display in Cole Library.  

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Department of Mathematics

The study of mathematics and statistics has become increasingly important in fields ranging from bioinformatics and epidemiology, to actuarial science and the analysis of financial markets. Cornell's small size and liberal arts perspective gives our students many avenues for exploration, as well as close mentoring relationships in the classroom and in undergraduate research projects.


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