Upcoming Conference

We are pleased to announce the following upcoming conference

Collaborative Explorations and Developments in Arithmetic Research

University of Illinois at Chicago, USA, May 14-18, 2013

Organizer: A.C. Cojocaru

Website:  http://homepages.math.uic.edu/~cojocaru/events-cedar.html

Among the speakers are several female number theorists:

    Jennifer S. Balakrishnan, Harvard University (USA)
    Mirela Ciperiani, University of Texas at Austin (USA)
    Melanie Matchett Wood, University of Wisconsin at Madison (USA)
    Lillian Pierce, Oxford University (UK)
 
AWM Workshop in Number Theory 2013

Saturday January 12, 2013, 8:00 a.m.-10:55 a.m

Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Diego

Organizers: Kristin Lauter, Microsoft Research Bianca Viray, Brown University

"The format for the AWM JMM Workshop has changed starting this year. The workshop now focuses on a single area of mathematics and highlights the work of women in this area, inviting both senior and junior researchers to speak. This year Number Theory is the topic, and we built on the work of the WIN Network to bring together a strong program representing some recent work by female researchers and collaboration groups in number theory. Many of the talks in this year’s program represent work which was done by the collaboration groups formed at WIN2 at Banff International Research Station 2011, many of which will appear in the WIN2 Proceedings Volume." (from the website)

For more information, visit the official website.

 
AWM-Microsoft Research Prize in Algebra and Number Theory

The Association for Women in Mathematics, together with Microsoft Research, have established a new research prize to highlight a female mathematicians early career work in algebra and number theory.  For more information or to nominate a colleague, visit this press releaseNominations are due February 15th.

 
Research Collaboration Conferences for Women

There is now a growing list of conferences, largely inspired by the early WIN conferences, which are based on a model of week-long research collaborations for women.  Visit the webpage of this broader effort.

 
Welcome!
Women in Number Theory has a new online home.  At a recent discussion at the conference Women in Numbers 2, we took down some suggestions for what we'd like to have on this site.
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