What is the "NAM Albert Turner Bharucha-Reid Lecture" Series?

The Albert Turner Bharucha-Reid Lecture series was inaugurated in 1994 during NAM's year-long "Twenty Fifth Year Observance." It is named in honor of Albert Turner Bharucha-Reid (November 13, 1927 -- February 26, 1985), an internationally recognized mathematician on random polynomials. The inaugural lecture was given by Professor Tepper Gill of Howard University who had written his Ph.D. dissertation under the direction of Professor Bharucha-Reid. The Lecture is to be given annually at the Faculty Conference on Research and Teaching Excellence (FCRTE).

Suggest the next Albert Turner Bharucha-Reid Lecturer!

We welcome nominations for future Bharucha-Reid Lecturers! Please consider the following criteria:

• Bharucha-Reid Lecturers should be prepared to present a research talk to a general audience.
• We prefer speakers who have not given a Bharucha-Reid Lecture in the past.
• We seek a diversity of speakers. Please remember that our intended audience will feature a diversity of race/ethnicity, gender, age, and mathematical subject matter.

Fill out the nomination form here.

Past NAM Albert Turner Bharucha-Reid Lectures