Institute for Computational & Mathematical Engineering
Ask Big Questions, Solve Big Problems
From fundamental to applied
Discover how computational mathematics, data science, scientific computing, and related fields are applied across a wide range of domains.
Graduate Programs
ICME faculty and students conduct groundbreaking research, provide consulting, and teach courses in computational mathematics and scientific computing.
State-of-the-Art Access
From the HANA Immersive Visualization Environment (HIVE) to diverse HPC infrastructure, ICME offers access to advanced technologies and resources for innovation.
Events & Seminars
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Resume & Interview Primer with Stanford Career Ed + Tips from Stanford Alum Mihir Karkare
Gear up for fall recruiting and career fairs by building a strong resume and developing the skills to excel in interviews.-The Hive at the Huang BuildingStanford University - Huang Engineering Center
475 Via Ortega. The Hive (Room 050)
Stanford, CA 94305
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CME 299: Engineering Your Career Path — Career Readiness Workshops for Graduate Students
Every Tuesday from September 22 to October 27, 2026 - Recommended for first-years & those nearing graduation-Mechanical Engineering Building Room 530-127Stanford University - Mechanical Engineering Building
440 Escondido Mall , Room 530-127
Stanford, CA 94305
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ICME Fall Recruiting, Career Forum & Resources Info Session for Students
Your Professional Future Awaits – Let’s Expand Your Career Horizons Together!-Huang Building, The Hive (Basement 050), Near Nvidia AuditoriumUnited States
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ICME Career Forum 2026
A unique event that brings together Stanford students and faculty with participating organizations from industry and national labs for a full day of interviewing and networking.-Stanford University - Huang Engineering Center
475 Via Ortega
Basement Atrium and Mackenzie Room
Stanford, CA 94305
United States
News
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What earthquake sensors can tell us about hurricanes
A new way to measure hurricanes using earthquake-monitoring equipment could improve storm forecasting, support public safety, and enhance understanding of Earth’s atmosphere.
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Could AI predict your next job?
Susan Athey shares how Stanford researchers adapted large language models to forecast job paths, opening new possibilities for AI-driven workforce planning and beyond.
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Stanford and SLAC to lead Genesis Mission projects
The U.S. Department of Energy announced the first phase of funding for projects using artificial intelligence to tackle the nation’s most complex science and technology challenges, including six led by Stanford and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.
The Student Experience
