The following article is about the AARMS-supported conference Symposium for South Asian Women in Mathematics. It was written by Sara Faridi (Dalhousie University) and is re-printed with permission from CMS Notes (Volume 50, No. 2, March-April 2018) What unites us as
The 2017 AARMS annual report is now available for download.
Registration for the 2018 AARMS summer school is now open. More details…
On October 14 the annual AARMS Postdoctoral Fellowship Competition will open for applications. We are seeking to award fellowships to beginning researchers who submit high quality research proposals to be supervised by faculty at AARMS universities in Atlantic Canada. AARMS will award
We are looking for young mathematical scientists with a passion for public outreach and science communication. The AARMS outreach coordinator spends around 50% of their time liaising with academics and educators in Atlantic Canada who are interested in public engagement, as
The Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) has just announced its 2018 graduate summer school offerings, see below. Since AARMS is one of MSRI’s academic sponsors, MSRI will cover the travel and local expenses of 2-3 students from our member universities
AARMS is pleased to announce the formation of a new Collaborative Research Group (CRG): Dynamical Systems and Spatial Models in Ecology under the administration of Amy Hurford from the Memorial University of Newfoundland. This group will use their expertise to
AARMS is pleased to announce the formation of a new Collaborative Research Group (CRG): Statistical Learning for Dependent Data with Applications in Medicine and Environmental Science under the administration of Ying Zhang from Acadia University. This CRG involves ten faculty members
The AARMS poster for 2017-2018 features “big data” in the form of a visualization of global maritime commercial traffic from Dalhousie University’s Institute for Big Data Analytics. The familiar curves representing the world’s coastlines are not actually drawn in the
Speaker: Chad Topaz, Williams College Time/room: Tuesday, July 18, at 5:15 Potter Auditorium, Rowe Building, Dalhousie University, Halifax Followed by reception and poster session. Title: Public lecture: Swarms, Models, and the Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics Abstract: Schools of fish, flocks
