The AARMS summer school brings students from all over the world to Atlantic Canada to learn from leading mathematical scientists
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
Groups, Rings, Lie and Hopf Algebras
[reprinted from: MUN Gazette] If you’re a mathematician, the above-named collaborative research group at Memorial should catch your interest. The group, which was announced recently by the Atlantic Association for Research in the Mathematical Sciences (AARMS) and is administered by
AARMS Outreach Meeting 2019
On Saturday November 23rd, professors and educators from Atlantic Canada got together for the AARMS annual outreach meeting. They shared their expertise and the latest news concerning the outreach activities that are held within their communities. A discussion about the
Discovery Days: Beyond Puzzling
The Discovery Centre in Halifax has recently inaugurated the exhibition “Beyond the Rubik’s Cube“, a whole floor of interactive games, puzzles and riddles revolving around Rubik’s magic cube. We didn’t resist the temptation: on Sunday November 24, AARMS joined the
AARMS Industrial Problem Solving Workshop 2019
AARMS held its second ever Industrial Problem Solving Workshop (IPSW) from July 15-19, 2019 at the University of New Brunswick‘s Fredericton campus. This year’s workshop was attended by 64 participants including nearly 40 students, 12 faculty mentors and problem presenters
Calculus instruction in Atlantic Canada
On May 24-25, 2019 at Mount Saint Vincent University 59 high school teachers, university professors, instructors and graduate students from across Atlantic Canada attended the 2nd Annual Calculus Instruction in Atlantic Canada Conference. The focus of the conference was to
Discovery Days: Tau Day 2019
Circles and spheres are essential objects in geometry, but measuring them is impossible without the right tools: circle constants. Mathematicians tend to take these numbers for granted, but historically the quest for precision in computing these constants has been a