Seminars, Colloquia, and Visiting Scholars

The exchange of ideas plays a central role in the advancement of the mathematical sciences. For this reason, the department sponsors a vigorous program of research seminars, colloquium speakers, and visiting scholars.

Research Seminars

Research seminars focus on currently developing ideas, and allow participants (both graduate students and faculty) to become actively involved in ongoing research. Recent seminar topics have included analysis, approximation, set theory and topology, discrete mathematics, computational complexity, and commutative algebra.

Colloquia

The department's colloquium series brings in several speakers from outside the University each month. They usually present some of their most recent research. Many mathematicians of world renown have been colloquium speakers during the last few years. Recent speakers include:

Visiting Scholars

The department regularly hosts visiting scholars from other institutions. They generally stay for one or more semesters, and are involved in the graduate program either through teaching graduate courses or participation in seminars.

Recent visitors with teaching responsibilities include:

Recent research visitors to the IMI include:

Long Term Visitors

Short Term Visitors