In This Issue

Deep learning can help solve problems in areas such as materials design that face the curse of dimensionality.

With further research and development, future computational attorneys could take on complex, high-level legal challenges.

The program prepares student cohorts for internships and places them within curated positions at companies.

The changing landscape of heterogeneous computing offers both unprecedented power and unprecedented complexity.

Abby Addy overviews new gift funds from the past year and acknowledges the support of the SIAM community.

Ernest Davis reviews Data Driven: Truckers, Technology, and the New Workplace Surveillance by sociologist Karen Levy.

Richard Moore previews some of the exciting new features that SIAM conference attendees can expect in 2024.