AWM Research Symposium 2015

该补助金提供部分资金的AWM研究研讨会2015年，由妇女在数学协会（AWM），将于2015年4月11日至12日，在马里兰州大学在学院公园，MD。 研讨会的目的是帮助增加妇女在学术界，政府和工业界的数学科学的参与。 它是一系列相互关联的会议和研讨会的一部分，旨在创建持续的网络，鼓励研究合作，并在数学科学领域的女性中建立更强的社区意识。 会议预计将吸引来自全国各地的约200名与会者，其中包括许多处于职业生涯早期阶段的妇女。 虽然演讲者和资助的参与者都将是女性，但会议将向整个数学界开放，包括男性和女性。 研讨会位于大华盛顿地区，也将为当地企业和政府机构提供一个独特的机会，接触到一个有才华的研究生和最近的博士学位获得者池。2015年研讨会将有四个由杰出的女数学家全体讲座，十三个关于广泛的数学主题的特别会议，研究生和最近的博士海报会议，一个网络事件。 全体发言人是辛几何，谐波分析，图论和小波领域的领导者。 与全体会议同时举行的还有相关领域的特别会议。 其他九个特别会议将涵盖广泛的主题，包括代数几何，数论，拓扑和几何，概率论和数学教育。 其中一个会议将展出来自EDGE项目的代表性不足的少数民族的作品。 这类活动对于在实地妇女中建立社区、减少孤立感以及建立新的研究和指导关系至关重要。 此外，在这些活动中建立的联系导致未来的演讲邀请，增加了其他研究会议的参与，从而更好地融入更广泛的数学界。 欲了解更多信息，请访问：https://sites.google.com/site/awmmath/home/awm-research-symposium-2015。

This grant provides partial funding for the AWM Research Symposium 2015, organized by the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM), to be held April 11-12, 2015, at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD. The Symposium is aimed at helping to increase participation of women in the mathematical sciences in academia, government, and industry. It is part of a series of interconnected conferences and workshops designed to create ongoing networks, encourage research collaborations, and build a stronger sense of community among women in the mathematical sciences. The conference is expected to draw about 200 participants from all over the country, including many women in the early stages of their career. While the speakers and funded participants will all be women, the conference will be open to the whole mathematical community, both men and women. Located in the greater Washington area, the Symposium will also provide a unique opportunity for local businesses and government agencies to reach out to a talented pool of graduate students and recent PhD recipients.The 2015 Symposium will feature four plenary lectures by distinguished women mathematicians, thirteen special sessions on a broad spectrum of mathematical topics, poster sessions for graduate students and recent PhDs, and a networking event. The plenary speakers are leaders in the fields of symplectic geometry, harmonic analysis, graph theory, and wavelets. Accompanying the plenary talks are special sessions in related areas. Nine other special sessions will cover a wide range of topics including algebraic geometry, number theory, topology and geometry, probability theory, and mathematics education. One session will feature work by under-represented minorities from the EDGE program. Events of this kind are essential for building community among women in the field, decreasing the sense of isolation, and establishing new research and mentoring relations. In addition, connections made at these events lead to future speaking invitations, increased participation at other research conferences, and hence better integration into the broader mathematics community. For more information see: https://sites.google.com/site/awmmath/home/awm-research-symposium-2015.