The IMU Committee for Women in Mathematics (CWM) welcomes the mathematical community to the World Meeting for Women in Mathematics a satellite event of the ICM 2018.
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The three selected projects for 2017-2019 in Cameroon, Ethiopia and Zimbabwe started their cooperation.
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The Commission for Developing Countries (CDC) is organizing a panel discussion and poster session on Strengthening Mathematics in the Developing World on Tuesday August 7, 2018 from 6 pm – 8 pm in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil during the ICM 2018.
The panel composition and structure as approved by the Local Organizing Committee of the ICM is:
Moderator: IMU CDC (Angel Pineda)
This school was the first active SEAMS school concerning numerical analysis and
scientific computing of partial differential equations in Thailand. It testifies the ability of
the Silpakorn Dept. of Mathematics to participate in South East Asia (ASEAN)
cooperation. The conference introduced a basis of the theoretical and numerical
mathematical analysis to study partial differential equations arising in image
processing. Theoretical lectures were complemented by practical sessions through
scientific Python software.
This CIMPA school has been of great importance to the region, as it allowed fruitful interactions among
many of professors and students from Latin-America working in Algebraic Geometry. Equally important
is the fact that they had the chance to interact with well-known experts from France and Russia, crucial
for networking and future joint projects.
From the opinions collected from the participants and lecturers, it is safe to say that this CIMPA School
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Through the following links the members of each committee have access to their relevant committee pages.
The conference titled 15th Discussion Meeting in Harmonic Analysis was held at the Department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore from December 18th to December 21st, 2017. A total of 85 participants attended the conference of which 16 were from outside India. A series of 4 lectures were given by Professor Andrei Lerner (Bar-Ilan University, Israel) on Sparse bounds and sharp weighted inequalities. There were 24 other talks (of 35 minutes duration) mostly by young mathematicians from India.