Mission: Temple University's Center for Computational Mathematics and Modeling (College of Science and Technology) channels cross-disciplinary research in applied and computational mathematics, fosters the involvement of mathematics in science and engineering, and provides high-tech resources and laboratory components for mathematics research and education. The C2M2 Laboratory provides opportunities for students and early career researchers to engage in cross-disciplinary research at the interface of mathematical analysis, computing, lab science, and engineering practice, in particular research involving modern hardware such as virtual reality, robotics, and 3D printing.

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C2M2 Laboratory

The C2M2 Laboratory (1050 Wachman Hall) provides high-tech practical resources for mathematics research and education, including: robotics platforms, 3D printing, and virtual reality.
C2M2 Logo with team Lab work area Lab 3d printer VR system Lab robots student Lab programming Lab robot programming

Projects

The Center for Computational Mathematics and Modeling is involved in cross-disciplinary research projects on computational science, virtual reality, ecology, traffic flow, and robotics and automation, supported through the National Science Foundation, Department of Energy, US Department of Agriculture, and PA Department of Agriculture.
See the Projects website for more details.

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