• A bifurcation in Moore's Law? (SIAM News, Sept. 2023)
  
• Trefethen and Bau 25th anniversary (SIAM News, June 2022)
  
• Rational functions and beyond (SIAM News, Dec. 2020)
  
• Inverse Yogiisms (Notices AMS, Dec. 2016)
  
• Surprises of the Faraday Cage (SIAM News, July-Aug. 2016)
  
• Review of The Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics (SIAM Review, Sept. 2015)
  
• Why have SIAM journal papers grown so long? (SIAM News, Aug. 2015) (see also this)
  
• Review of Wegert's Visual Complex Functions (SIAM Review, Dec. 2013)
  
• GH Hardy, Applied Mathematician (SIAM News, Apr. 2008)
  
• Numerical analysis (Princeton Companion to Mathematics, 2008)
  
• Gene Golub obituary (Nature, 13 Dec. 2007)
  
• Ten digit algorithms (Mitchell Lecture, Dundee, June 2005)
  
• An American at Oxford (Oxford Magazine, May 2003)
  
• Predictions for scientific computing 50 years from now (Mathematics Today, 2000)
  
• Maxims about numerical mathematics, computers, science, and life (SIAM News, Jan/Feb 1998) (Spanish translation)
  
• The definition of numerical analysis (SIAM News, Nov 1992)
  
  LMS Newsletter "Notes of a Numerical Analyst":
  
  
• September 2024: PDEs and integrals
• May 2024: The meaning of eigenvalues
• Feb 2024: Discrete and continuous
• Dec 2023: From dice to adjoints
• Sept 2023: Which is smaller, O(n²) or O(n³)?
• July 2023: Double exponential bump functions
• May 2023: Dribbling a ball
• Mar 2023: Randomness and certainty
• Jan 2023: Analytic continuation
• Nov 2022: Nonsmooth landscapes
• Sept 2022: What's the degree of xⁿ?
• July 2022: Random Fibonacci sequences
• May 2022: A picture worth 2000 words
• Mar 2022: Is everything a rational function?
• Jan 2022: Hermite polynomial surprises
• Nov 2021: Floating point arithmetic
• Sept 2021: Random smoothies
• July 2021: The universe speaks in numbers?
• May 2021: Multivariate polynomials
• Mar 2021: At the edge of infinity
• Nov 2020: Two cubes
• Sept 2020: What we learned from Galois
  
  SIAM News President's columns:
  
  
• Jan/Feb 2011: On transitions, traditions, and a mathematical trend
• March 2011: Data mining: 100 feet of SIAM journals
• April 2011: Conditions at the pure/applied boundary
• May 2011: For the prize of a pizza
• June 2011: Let's have some letters to the editor!
• July/Aug 2011: A new paper from every conference?
• Sept 2011: Seeing new connections
• Oct 2011: A couple of steps removed from weather prediction
• Nov 2011: What's in a name?
• Dec 2011: Favorite eigenvalue problems
• Jan/Feb 2012: Parallel progressions
• March 2012: Distracting digits
• April 2012: Culture change in store for SIAM journals
• May 2012: Discrete or continuous?
• June 2012: What lasts?
• July/Aug 2012: Nutty about writing
• Sept 2012: A talent for making things happen
• Oct 2012: What's so special about complex variables?
• Nov 2012: The smart money's on numerical analysis
• Dec 2012: Refelections on a SIAM presidency

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