Department of
Decision Sciences
The Department of Decision Sciences is a vibrant community of scholars carrying out cutting-edge research in the mathematical, statistical and computational sciences. The Faculty stands out for its theoretical and methodological achievements, which are also essential to devise effective tools for modeling and analyzing complex phenomena, both in the natural and the social sciences.
Here you can find everything regarding us, our research, and the events we organize.
Celebrated every March 14th, Pi Day honors the mathematical constant π (pi), starting with the digits 3.14159. First introduced in 1988, it has become a worldwide occasion to celebrate math, curiosity, and—playfully—pies and cakes! Inspired by this tradition, the Decision Sciences department hosted its own event on Friday, March 17th. Faculty and PhD students gathered to share their homemade cakes, combining mathematical fun with sweet treats. A perfect way to celebrate the beauty of numbers and community!
Our upcoming events
Norio Takeoka: Optimal Ambiguity Perception
Anna Skorobogatova: Regularity for semilinear variational problems with a topological constraint
Demian Pouzo: Theory and Experiments Seminar
