Events, Meetings, Workshops, and Conferences

Details about recent and upcoming events related to the collaboration can be found below:

  • Number theory informed by computation

    Jul 17 - Aug 6, 2022

    The Park City Mathematics Institute and MSRI will sponsor a three-week graduate school, co-organized by collaboration PIs Jennifer Balakrishnan and Bjorn Poonen. It will feature 11 mini courses, including offerings from David Harvey, Joseph Silverman ,and Andrew Sutherland.

  • JMM special session organized by collaboration members

    Jan 7 - 8, 2022
    Seattle, Washington

    Collaboration members Eran Assaf, Edgar Costa, Brendan Hassett, and David Roe are organizing a AMS special session Explicit Methods in Modularity at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in Seattle. It will be held Friday January 7 (1-5:50pm) and Saturday January 8 (1-5:50pm).

  • Balakrishnan to give inaugural Moufang lectures

    Jul 13 - 16, 2021

    Collaboration PI Jennifer Balakrishnan will deliver the inaugural Ruth Moufang Lectures. Balakrishnan will speak on:

    Rational points on curves: from Diophantus to the present day

    The lectures will take place virtually on Zoom on July 13, 15 and 16. This is sponsored by the Collaborative Research Centre Geometry and Arithmetic of Uniformized Structures​.

  • Virtual conference on Frobenius distributions

    Jun 28 - 29, 2021

    Collaboration research scientist Francesc Fité (MIT) and Alina Carmen Cojocaru (UIC) are organizing Around Frobenius Distributions and Related Topics II. PIs Bjorn Poonen and Andrew V. Sutherland will speak at the meeting.

  • Costa kicks off seminar series on K3 surfaces

    Jan 26, 2021

    Collaboration research scientist Edgar Costa will be the first speaker in a seminar series on K3 surfaces, hosted by the VaNTAGe math network. The talks will be accessible to graduate students with some background in number theory and algebraic geometry.

  • Poonen gives public lecture at Simons Foundation

    Jan 13, 2021

    Collaboration PI Bjorn Poonen will speak on Tetrahedra: From Aristotle’s Mistake to Unsolved Problems at the Simons Foundation. Registration is open to the public.

  • Park City Mathematics Institute: Number Theory Informed by Computation

    Jul 5 - 25, 2020
    Park City, Utah

    Several researchers from the Simons Collaboration team will be participating in the Number Theory Informed by Computation conference being run at the Park City Mathematics Institute from July 5 through July 25, 2020.

    This event has been temporarily canceled.

  • Fourteenth Algorithmic Number Theory Symposium, ANTS-XIV

    Jun 30 - Jul 4, 2020
    University of Auckland, New Zealand

    The ANTS meetings, held biannually since 1994, are the premier international forum for the presentation of new research in computational number theory and its applications. Several members of the Simons Collaboration and affiliated scientists will be attending.

    This event will be held virtually.

  • Workshop on Arithmetic Geometry, Number Theory, and Computation

    Jun 1 - 5, 2020
    ICERM

    This program will host 6-8 collaborative groups led by invited project leaders, who will propose guiding research questions in consultation with the organizers.

    This event will be held virtually.

  • Logo for the mathseminars.org site

    mathseminars.org

    Apr 3, 2020

    http://mathseminars.org started as a resource for Boston-area number theorists but has grown rapidly into a catalog of virtual seminars around the world. It was developed by Collaboration research scientists Edgar Costa and David Roe, with the guidance of PIs Andrew Sutherland and Bjorn Poonen, all based at MIT. It relies on database infrastructure created for the current version of the L-functions and Modular Forms Database http://www.lmfdb.org.

  • VaNTAGe on-line seminar

    Mar 24 - May 19, 2020

    VaNTAGe is a virtual seminar on open conjectures in number theory and arithmetic geometry (NT&AG), organized by Rachel Pries and collaboration PI Andrew Sutherland. The purpose of the seminar is to help researchers engage with cutting-edge research in NT&AG without the expense and environmental impact of travel. The next series of lectures is on Galois representations of abelian varieties (and Sato-Tate groups in particular), with several talks by researchers affiliated with the collaboration: Kiran Kedlaya, Alina Bucur, Francesc Fité, and Andrew Sutherland.

  • Winter School on “Nonabelian Chabauty”

    Mar 7 - 11, 2020
    Tuscon, AZ

    The 2020 Arizona Winter School will be held on the topic of “Nonabelian Chabauty.” The speakers will be Jennifer Balakrishnan, Bas Edixhoven, Minhyong Kim, Bjorn Poonen, and David Zureick-Brown.