Thanks to everyone who applied!
We will grade the Qualifying Quiz solutions, read through essays and recommendation letters, and notify you about the admission decisions by May 5.
The next Young Educators and Scientists Lecture will be given by Andrey Khesin on April 4th at 6pm EST at the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, Stony Brook University. The Lecture is titled: Multi-Dimensional Weirdness, Watermelon Scams, And Why πe > 8 Is My Favourite Inequality...
Please visit SC 2022 page for details.
Application deadline is April 15
Application to SC 2022 opens today at 9 pm EST. Deadline to submit your application is April 15, 2022.
Full instructions will be posted at SC 2022page
The 2021-2022 Problem of the Month season has come to an end. We thank everyone for participation, and would like to congratulate our winners:
Winners in Category 5 (8th grade and below):
1. The First place and a $100 Amazon gift card are awarded to
– Daniil...
The recording from the first lecture by Arina Nikitina is now available! The next lecture, by Alexander Suponya titled Uncanny Valley: When Will Robots Learn To Speak Our Language? will take place on January 14th, at 6 PM EST at the Simons Center. For more details...
How to Survive Hunger? Sporulation is the Bacterial Answer.
The Problem of the Month Lecture Series continues, with a lecture from Yaroslava Polosina on population Dynamics. The lecture will take place on Monday, November 15. For details, visit ...
This year, Sigma is excited to host Sigma Campers’ REcreational Engineering Marathon (SCREEM), an in-person event at Stony Brook, NY, on October 31, 2021. Please visit https://sigmacamp.org/2021/screem for more details.
Problem of the Month Lecture Series
This year, Sigma's Problem of the Month is excited to announce that it will host a series of lectures: Problem of the Month Lecture Series. The first lecture will take place on October 8th.