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New directory at CRM
The new CRM directory makes it easy to search by keyword and category. Furthermore, by clicking on the triangle located on the right of the columns, you get the list in alphabetic order. A click on the green + sign at the left of a name, gives you more information. Finally, by making a selection, you can post the list by number of entries, 25 or 100. | Directory |
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 Workshop – August 25 - 29, 2014 at CRM
Exact Solvability and Symmetry Avatars
Integrable systems, both classical and quantum, share properties that make them easier to describe and study. It is therefore natural that many efforts are devoted to their study and that they found applications in diverse parts of mathematics and science: algebraic combinatorics, field and string theory, quantum information, orthogonal polynomials and special functions. The meeting will gather scientists from this broad horizon. | Read more |
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 Workshop – August 29 at CRM
La statistique au service de la collectivité – Hommage à Louis-Paul Rivest à l'occasion de ses 60 ans
Cette journée permettra aux participants de se familiariser avec la statistique et ses applications dans toutes les sphères de l’activité humaine. Les exposés seront accessibles au grand public et donneront aux étudiants des cégeps et des universités une idée des perspectives de carrière dans le domaine. | Read more |
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| 2014 André Aisenstadt Mathematics Prize
 Sabin Cautis Winner of the 2014 André Aisenstadt Prize in Mathematics
The International Scientific Advisory Committee of the Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM) is happy to announce that Sabin Cautis from the University of British Columbia is the 2014 André Aisenstadt Prize recipient. | Read more | Announcement |
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Nomination
at CRM – May 2014
 Iosif Polterovich appointed Deputy Director - Scientific Programs at the CRM
The Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM) is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Iosif Polterovich as Deputy Director - Scientific Programs. His mandate will start on June 1st, 2014. Professor Polterovich will be joining the Management Committee of the CRM, which includes Professor Luc Vinet (CRM Director), Galia Dafni (Concordia), Deputy Director – Publications, and Professor Odile Marcotte (UQAM and GERAD), Deputy Director - Partnerships. | Read more | Management Committee |
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| Video of a public presentation at CRM now available
 Predicting Natural Disasters by Florin Diacu of the University of Victoria
Is it possible to predict tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, collisions of comets and asteroids with earth, rapid climate changes, pandemics, and financial crashes? |View presentation |
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2014 CRM-SSC Prize Recipient
 Fang Yao:
Winner of the CRM-SSC Prize in Statistics
To Fang Yao, for his foundational, influential and trail-blazing research in the field of functional data analysis; for exploring fruitful connections between longitudinal and functional data, and for demonstrating ways in which tools from the more traditional fields of nonparametric statistics can be successfully leveraged in FDA research. | Read more |
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| 2014 CAP-CRM Prize Recipient
The 2014 CAP-CRM Prize to Mark Van Raamsdonk (UBC)
The Canadian Association of Physicists (CAP) and the Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM) are pleased to announce that the 2014 CAP-CRM Prize In Theoretical And Mathematical Physics is awarded to Prof. Mark Van Raamsdonk, University of British Columbia, for his highly original, influential contributions to several areas of theoretical physics, including string theory, quantum field theory, and quantum gravity. | Read more |
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| 2014 CRM-Fields-PIMS Prize Recipient
 Niki Kamran is the Winner of the 2014 CRM-Fields-PIMS Prize
The Canadian Mathematical Sciences Institutes are pleased to announce that the winner of the CRM - Fields - PIMS Prize for 2014 is Professor Niky Kamran of McGill University. | Read more |
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Thematic Year — 2014 - 2015
Number Theory from Arithmetic Statistics to Zeta Elements
Number theory enjoys a privileged position within Mathematics as a fertile source of fundamental questions. Among the seven Millenium problems listed by the Clay Institute, not less than three—the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture, the Hodge conjecture, and the Riemann hypothesis—were handed down by the Queen of Mathematics. | Read more |
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