AARMS is collaborating with Canada's theoretical sciences institutes to fight the coronavirus epidemic through mathematical modelling
Collaborative Research Groups
AARMS facilitates collaboration within networks of geographically disparate Atlantic Canadian researchers sharing common interests
Conferences and Workshops
AARMS funds a full spectrum of mathematical sciences conferences and workshops in the Atlantic region and throughout Canada
Outreach
AARMS outreach events increase the mathematical awareness of young people, under-represented groups, and the general public
Postdoctoral Fellowships
AARMS postdoctoral fellowships attract talented young mathematical scientists from around the world to pursue advanced research
Summer School
The annual AARMS summer school provides training for local, national and international graduate students from world renowned experts
AARMS IPSWs
AARMS industrial problem solving workshops connect mathematical scientists and graduate students with Atlantic Canadian companies
Winners of the AARMS Doctoral Thesis Award
Congratulations to Jonathan Babyn and Marcello Lanfranchi, winners of the 2024 AARMS Doctoral Thesis Award. Dr. Jonathan Babyn received his PhD from Dalhousie University in November 2023, under the supervision of Dr. Joanna Mills Flemming, for a thesis entitled, “Counting
2024/25 Graduate Scholarship Winners
Congratulations to Thiago Holleben and Logan Pipes, this year’s winners of AARMS Graduate Scholarships! ——- Thiago Holleben is a PhD student at Dalhousie University under the supervision of Sara Faridi. He began his studies at the Federal University of Rio de
SL Math Summer Schools 2025
The Simons Laufer Mathematical Sciences Institute will cover local expenses and partial travel expenses for up to 4 students from AARMS member universities to attend one of its Graduate Summer Schools (see the Summer School flyer, or consult the listing below for
AARMS Postdoctoral Fellowships: Call for Applications
Eligibility And Place Of TenureAARMS postdoctoral fellowships are awarded, on the recommendation of its Scientific Review Panel (SRP), to beginning researchers who received their PhD no more than four years before the Stage 1 deadline. Applications will be considered from
Acknowledgement
We acknowledge the support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).