American Institute of Mathematics Research Conference Center: A Model for Collaborative Research

美国数学学会(AIM)研究会议中心将继续履行其使命，促进对数学科学所有领域的重要课题进行重点协作研究。这些讲习班的不同之处在于，它们强调确定特定领域的关键问题，并建立研究人员团队，共同努力解决这些问题。研讨会的主题包括突出的基本问题以及21世纪数学科学家面临的重要应用和跨学科问题。除了每年举办20个研讨会外，AIM还将每年举办30个结构化的四重奏研究团队；这些团队由四到六名数学科学家组成，他们有一个雄心勃勃的研究目标，在AIM一次开会一周，在多年期间多次会面。AIM致力于增加数学科学工作场所的多样性，并建立了一个结构，以确保这种多样性出现在AIM的所有项目中。此外，AIM还举办了专门的研讨会，直接解决劳动力问题，并努力确保该学科有一条通往未来的健康管道。美国数学研究所成立的目的是通过合作促进数学研究。AIM的指导前提是协作对现代数学的发展至关重要，现代数学领域的深度和广度已经变得如此之大，以至于理解不同数学领域之间的联系变得越来越困难，但许多最重要和最有趣的发展出现在不同研究领域的汇合点上。AIM为讲习班创建了一个协作模式，以促进协作，弥合不同学科领域之间和不同数学界之间的差距。这一模式得到了结构化四方研究合奏(Squares)计划的补充，该计划由四至六名参与者组成较小的小组，在三年内致力于雄心勃勃的项目。美国数学研究所会议中心每年将举办20个AIM风格的研讨会(每个研讨会最多有30人参加)和30个广场。

The American Institute of Mathematics (AIM) Research Conference Center will continue in its mission of promoting focused collaborative research on important topics from all areas of the mathematical sciences. These workshops are distinguished by their emphasis on identifying key problems in a given field and in establishing teams of researchers to work collaboratively toward resolving these problems. The workshop topics encompass outstanding fundamental problems as well as important applied and interdisciplinary problems facing 21st century mathematical scientists. In addition to conducting 20 workshops annually, AIM will run 30 Structured Quartet Research Ensembles per year; these are groups of four to six mathematical scientists who have an ambitious research goal and meet for a week at a time at AIM, multiple times over a multi-year period. AIM has committed to increasing diversity in the mathematical sciences workplace and has put a structure in place to ensure that such diversity occurs in all of AIM's programs. In addition, AIM holds special workshops that directly address workforce issues and strives to ensure that the discipline has a healthy pipeline to the future. The American Institute of Mathematics was founded with the goal of fostering mathematical research through collaboration. AIM's guiding premise is that collaboration is essential to the development of modern mathematics, where the depth and breadth of fields have become so great that understanding the connections between various mathematical areas is increasingly difficult, yet many of the most important and interesting developments occur at the confluence of different research areas. AIM has created a collaborative model for workshops that facilitates collaboration, bridging the gap between the various subject areas and between the different mathematical communities. This model is complemented by the Structured Quartet Research Ensembles (SQuaREs) program, which hosts smaller groups of four to six participants to work on ambitious projects over a three-year period. The American Institute of Mathematics Research Conference Center will host 20 AIM-style workshops (each with up to thirty participants) and 30 SQuaREs per year.