Georgia Algebraic Geometry Symposium

佐治亚代数几何研讨会将于2019年在亚特兰大埃默里大学举行，2020年在雅典佐治亚大学举行，2021年在亚特兰大佐治亚理工学院举行。这些会议将使学生、博士后和教师接触到代数几何领域最新和最伟大的成果。这些会议还将帮助格鲁吉亚以外的早期职业数学家了解该州及其大学。一年一度的活动将有助于显著加强格鲁吉亚和邻国代数几何社区成员之间的联系。大部分资金将用于支持早期职业数学家。组织者的目标是为他们提供一个相互交流的机会，并在会议上与资深人士交流，并接触该领域的前沿发展。正如在之前的格鲁吉亚代数几何研讨会上所展示的那样，组织者致力于支持来自代表性不足的群体的社区成员。在过去的每一次活动中，女性演讲者的比例都很高。除了邀请明星演讲者的讲座外，还将有由早期职业研究人员（博士后和研究生）进行的小型讲座。自2012年以来，主要研究人员一直在组织一年一度的活动，称为格鲁吉亚代数几何研讨会。前三期在佐治亚大学举行，后三期是集体努力，在埃默里大学、佐治亚大学和佐治亚理工学院举行了会议，这三所大学共同组成了佐治亚主要的三所研究型大学。按照计划，每次会议将在周末举行，有8-10位讲者和80-100名与会者，其中约一半是本地人士，另一半是非本地人士。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

The Georgia Algebraic Geometry Symposium will be held at Emory University, in Atlanta in 2019, University of Georgia, in Athens in 2020, Georgia Tech, in Atlanta in 2021. The conferences will expose students, postdocs, and faculty to the latest and greatest in the field of Algebraic Geometry. The meetings will also help early career mathematicians from outside of Georgia to get to know the state and its universities. The annual event will help to significantly strengthen the ties between the members of the algebraic geometry community in Georgia and the neighboring states. The majority of funding will be used to support early career mathematicians. The organizers' goal is to provide an opportunity for them to network with each other and with senior people at the conference, and to be exposed to the cutting edge developments in the field. As has been demonstrated in the previous Georgia Algebraic Geometry Symposia, the organizers are committed to supporting members of the community from underrepresented groups. At each of the past events there was a significant percentage of female speakers. In addition to the talks by invited star speakers, there will be sessions of mini-talks by early career researchers: postdocs and graduate students. Since 2012 the Principal Investigators have been organizing an annual event called the Georgia Algebraic Geometry Symposium. The first three installments were held at the University of Georgia, and the last three were a collective effort, with conferences held at Emory University, at the University of Georgia, and at Georgia Tech, which together comprise the main three research universities in Georgia. Following a well working scheme, each conference will be held over a weekend with 8-10 speakers and 80-100 participants, of which about half will be local and the other half non-local.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.