Graduate Student Participation in National Workshops to Encourage Women's Engagement in Mathematics Research

该奖项支持研究生参加2016-2018年美国主要数学会议期间由女性数学协会（AWM）举办的四个研讨会。这些会议是2016年（在马萨诸塞州波士顿举行）和2017年（在宾夕法尼亚州匹兹堡举行）的工业与应用数学学会年会，以及2017年（在佐治亚州亚特兰大举行）和2018年（在加利福尼亚州圣地亚哥举行）的联合数学会议。 这些会议研讨会将带来冉冉升起的女明星和当前的数学领导人与研究生和最近的毕业生从各种领域的纯数学和应用数学。通过创建一个以共同研究兴趣为中心的丰富的知识社区，这些活动有望产生新的指导关系，新的研究合作，并增加相关研究领域的活动。这样的关系可以导致一生的职业成功。此外，这些在高知名度的国家会议上举办的活动通过展示女性所做的出色数学工作而使整个数学界受益。每个会议研讨会都有一个研究重点，来自之前的AWM研究合作研讨会，为期一周的活动，参与者共同研究开放的研究问题。在会议研讨会上，每个研究领域的领导者将向年轻的数学家介绍对该领域的更深入理解及其与自己工作的联系。反过来，研究生将在海报会议和小组互动中分享他们的研究。在接下来的四个研讨会中将突出的研究课题包括应用于医学问题的动力系统;数论;数值偏微分方程;和非交换代数。这些主题涵盖了当前数学问题的广泛范围，并将相应地提高许多年轻女性数学家的未来职业生涯。 有关前两次会议的更多信息，请参阅https://sites.google.com/site/awmmath/programs/workshops/SIAM-workshop和https://sites.google.com/site/awmmath/programs/workshops/jmm-workshop。 该奖项由NSF数学科学部内的基础设施，代数和数论，数学生物学和计算数学项目共同资助。

This award supports graduate student participation at four workshops presented by the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) during major US mathematics meetings in 2016-2018. These meetings are the annual meeting of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics in 2016 (held in Boston, MA) and 2017 (held in Pittsburgh, PA), and the Joint Mathematics Meetings in 2017 (held in Atlanta, GA) and 2018 (held in San Diego, CA). These Meetings Workshops will bring the rising women stars and current mathematical leaders together with graduate students and recent graduates from a variety of fields in pure and applied mathematics. By creating a rich intellectual community centered on shared research interests, the activities promise to generate new mentoring relations, new research collaborations, and increased activity in the associated research areas. Such relationships can lead to a lifetime of professional success. Moreover, these events at highly visible national meetings benefit the entire mathematical community by showcasing the excellent mathematical work done by women.Each Meetings Workshop has a research focus derived from a prior AWM Research Collaboration Workshop, a week-long event where participants work together on open research problems. At the Meetings Workshops, leaders in each research field will introduce younger mathematicians to a deeper understanding of the field and its connections with their own work. Graduate students will, in turn, share their research during poster sessions and small group interactions. The research topics that will be highlighted in the next four workshops include Dynamical Systems with applications to Medical Problems; Number Theory; Numerical Partial Differential Equations; and Noncommutative Algebra. These topics span a broad spectrum of current mathematical problems, and will correspondingly enhance the future careers of many young women mathematicians. For more information on the first two conferences, please see https://sites.google.com/site/awmmath/programs/workshops/SIAM-workshop and https://sites.google.com/site/awmmath/programs/workshops/jmm-workshop. This award is jointly funded by the Infrastructure, Algebra and Number Theory, Mathematical Biology, and Computational Mathematics Programs within the NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences.