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Courses and Events for Math Students in the United States (USA)

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1.Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM
Dates	23 Feb 2012 → 25 Feb 2012	[ID=460219]
Location	Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Abstract	The Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) is hosted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Education and Human Resources Programs (EHR) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) Division of Human Resource Development (HRD), within the Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EHR). The conference is aimed at college and university undergraduate and graduate students who participate in programs funded by the NSF HRD Unit, including underrepresented minorities and persons with disabilities.
Topics	Academia, Disability Research, Diversity/Underrepresented Minorities, Science Education
Weblink	http://www.emerging-researchers.org/
Related subject(s)	Courses and Events for Physics Students

2.USTARS — Underrepresented Students in Topology and Algebra Research Symposium
Dates	13 Apr 2012 → 15 Apr 2012	[ID=446235]
Location	University of Iowa, Iowa City, United States
Abstract	The Underrepresented Students in Topology and Algebra Research Symposium (USTARS) is a project proposed by a group of underrepresented students and is largely run and organized by graduate students. After a successful first meeting in April 2011, the committee is planning the second meeting for April 13-15, 2012, at the University of Iowa, an institution known for its commitment to underrepresented student issues. In its second year the conference will be structured so that underrepresented speakers give 30-minute parallel research talks, and one distinguished graduate student and one invited faculty member will give 1-hour presentations. This year's meeting will also include a research poster session featuring undergraduate topology and algebra students from the VIGRE/ALLIANCE Summer REU held at the University of Iowa during the Summer of 2011 and those graduate students who do not give a 30-minute talk.
Weblink	http://www.mathalliance.org/ustars.asp

3.Summer@ICERM: Geometry and Dynamics
Dates	18 Jun 2012 → 10 Aug 2012	[ID=449261]
Location	Providence, Rhode Island, United States
Abstract	The Summer@ICERM program is designed for a select group of 10-12 undergraduate scholars. Students will work in small groups of two or three, supervised by a faculty advisor and aided by a teaching assistant. The faculty advisors will describe a variety of enticing open questions in geometry and in dynamical systems of geometric origin. Topics discussed will include Euclidean, hyperbolic and projective geometry, iteration of geometric constructions, and mathematical billiards. A variety of activities around these research themes will allow participants to engage in collaborative research, communicate and examine their findings in formal and informal settings, and report-out their findings with a finished product.
Topics	Geometry, Dynamics
Weblink	http://icerm.brown.edu/summerug
Related subject(s)	Geometry and Topology
4.Model Theory
Dates	23 Jul 2012 → 03 Aug 2012	[ID=446021]
Location	Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley, United States
Abstract	The workshop will consist of two minicourses, together with a selection of topical lectures. In the model theory course, o-minimality, and specifically the concrete example of the semi-algebraic sets of real numbers will provide the setting in which we introduce various fundamental results from model theory. The algebraic dynamics course will allow the introduction of concepts and proof techniques from number theory and algebraic geometryin the context of applications involving model theory. Toward the end of the workshop, the two minicourses will converge on the Pila-Wilkie theorem concerning points on analytic varieties, a result crucial in recent applications of o-minimality to diophantine geometry.
Weblink	http://www.msri.org/web/msri/scientific/workshops/summer-graduate-workshops/show/-/event/Wm8971
Related subject(s)	General Mathematical Research; Logic
5.MathFest 2012
Dates	02 Aug 2012 → 04 Aug 2012	[ID=443391]
Location	Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Abstract	The annual summer meeting of the Mathematical Association of America is the premier summertime event in mathematics. The meeting offers a substantial mathematical program that promises to be informative, inspiring, and productive.
Topics	mathematics,education,exposition,college
Weblink	http://www.maa.org/mathfest/
Related subject(s)	Teaching Mathematics; Meetings of Professional Bodies in Mathematics
6.ICERM Semester Program: Computational Challenges in Probability
Dates	05 Sep 2012 → 07 Sep 2012	[ID=446319]
Location	ICERM, Providence, United States
Abstract	Modern explorations in science, technology and medicine increasingly demand complex stochastic models. Computational and theoretical advances are needed in order to formulate, analyze, apply, and interpret these models. Recent years have witnessed a remarkable interplay between computation and probability. On the one hand, probabilistic techniques have led to powerful computational methods such as Markov chain Monte Carlo algorithms, while on the other hand, the calculation of probabilistic quantities such as modes and marginals of high-dimensional distributions and the analysis of data from random samples has posed several computational challenges. The fall 2012 semester on 'Computational Challenges in Probability' aims to bring together leading experts and young researchers who are advancing the use of probabilistic and computational methods to study complex models in a variety of fields. The goal is to identify common challenges, exchange existing tools, reveal new application areas.
Weblink	http://icerm.brown.edu/sp-f12
Related subject(s)	Probability and Statistics

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Last updated: 07 January 2012