Simons Semesters at Banach Center: 2020s vision
Simons Semesters at Banach Center: 2020s vision is a 3-year research and training in IMPAN. The Institute has been an awardee in 2020 in the competition:
Targeted Grants for Institutes, by Simons Foundation. The program Targeted Grants for Institutes is intended to support institutions in the mathematics and physical sciences through funding to centers of excellence, to help establish scientific culture and strengthen contacts within the international scientific community.
Award Number: 663281,
Award Start Date: January 1, 2021,
Award End Date: December 31, 2023.
Local Scientific and Organizing Committee of the Program
Coordinators: Piotr Gwiazda, Piotr Nowak, Feliks Przytycki, Piotr Sankowski, Łukasz Stettner.
Project objectives
Having drawn conclusions from the recent Simons Semesters program (2015-2019), IMPAN is prepared for more varied forms of research programs on specific topics. We intend to widen the scope and format of thematic semesters, still however focusing one bringing together the world’s leading researchers as well as excellent young people. We intend the programs to be typically run by a small but international group of organizers and include both long-term participants and short-term visitors attending workshops, schools and conferences.
The primary objective of the project is to strengthen the impact of scientific research conducted at IMPAN, but also in other Polish scientific institutions, on the development of world science. Achieveing this will be possible through number of measures, the effects of which will contribute to improving the quality of scientific activity.
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01. Around transport and diffusion phenomena01.09.2021 - 31.03.2022
P. Gwiazda, A. Świerczewska-Gwiazda, E. Titi
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02. Algorithms for massive parallel computation model1.03. - 26.06.2022
P. Sankowski, K. Onak, A. Czumaj
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03. Computational Mathematics for the 21st Century26.06. - 31.08.2022
K. Kropielnicka, A. Iserles
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04. AGATES [Algebraic Geometry with Applications to Tensors and Secants]12.09. – 16.12.2022
J. Buczyński, W. Buczyńska, F. Galuppi, J. Jelisiejew
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05. Topological, smooth and holomorphic dynamics, ergodic theory, fractals01.03. - 30.06.2023
K. Barański, J. Boroński, A. Dudko, N. Fagella, K. Frączek, J. Gutman, B. Karpińska, D. Kwietniak, M. Pollicott, F. Przytycki, M. Rams, A. Zdunik
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06. Stochastic modeling and control08.05. - 07.07.2023
Ł. Stettner, J. Jakubowski, M. Pitera
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07. Operator algebras that one can see22.06. - 21.09.2023
S. Eilers, P. M. Hajac, T. Maszczyk
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08.STRUCTURES: Set theory, model theory, logic and computer science01.08. - 31.12.2023
P. Kowalski, A. Kwiatkowska, M. Malicki, M. Sabok, G. Sargsyan, M. Bojańczyk
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09. Knots, homologies, and physics01.03. - 30.06.2024
M. Borodzik, P. Kucharski, W. Politarczyk, P. Sułkowski
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10. Contemporary harmonic analysis and its synergies1.08. – 30.09.2024
A. Nowak, L. Roncal, B. Wróbel
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01. The K-theory type of quantized CW-complexes12-26.09.2021
P.M.Hajac, T.Maszczyk
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02. Spectral theory: in depth, around, and beyond30.05-11.06.2022
A. Borichev, Yu. Tomilov, J. Rozendaal
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03. Projective varieties and their intersection theory5-18.06.2022
J. Szpond, T. Szemberg
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SIMONS SEMESTERS IN BANACH CENTER
Call for applications in 2024
The Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IMPAN) in Warsaw announces a program of mathematical semesters supported by the Simons Foundation and invites applications for concentrated scientific activity in 2024.
Possible starting dates:
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between March 1, 2024 and September 30th, 2024 (for the 2-3 months-long period)
Based on the experience of the recent Simons Semesters program (2015-2019), IMPAN is prepared for varied forms of research programs on specific topics. We intend to widen the scope and format of thematic semesters, still however focusing on bringing together the world’s leading researchers as well as excellent young people. We intend the programs to be typically run by a small but international group of organizers and include both long-term participants and short-term visitors attending workshops, schools and conferences.
The primary objective of the project is to strengthen the impact of scientific research conducted at IMPAN and in other Polish scientific institutions on the development of world science. Achieving this will be possible through a number of measures, the effects of which will contribute to improving the quality of scientific activity.
Support offered
The support of the Simons Foundation would cover salaries of 1-3 experienced scientists (leaders) and 1-3 outstanding young scientists (young leaders) as well as small mobility and travel expenses.
We intend to organize in the last year of the programme another standard semester, lasting 2-3 months.
IMPAN will also provide general infrastructure (office space, IT support, conference facilities). Additional support for organizing research activities can be requested from Banach Center, the conference subsidiary of IMPAN. The organizers can complement this by additional sources of support.
Basic requirements
Activities possible under the project: basis of the program consists of collaborative research and mentoring, run by groups of scientists, in most cases including foreign researchers. The semester should include 1-3 conferences/workshops, school and series of lectures, complemented by shorter stays and informal research collaborations.
Proposal
The proposals, 2-4 pages long, should contain the following information:
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Semester’s title
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names of the organizers, including the contact details of the corresponding person
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description of the proposed field of mathematics, its current state-of-art and connections with other branches of mathematics (and/or other sciences)
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list of the main scientific aims for the semester
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names and affiliations of the scientific leaders who would spend 2-3 months at IMPAN
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the list and timetable of the planned activities, proposed organizing teams for each of the meetings and estimated number of participants
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an explanation of why IMPAN is a suitable place to host the semester and what would be the longer term benefits for the host institution and Polish mathematics
Dates and further information
The proposals should be sent to Simons Semesters by 31st December, 2023. The decision, based on the scientific merit and timeliness, taking into account how the proposed semester fits with the current research activities at IMPAN, will be taken by the Simons Semesters Jury (appointed by the Director of IMPAN). At least one of the organizers of Simons Semester should be employed at IMPAN.
Any enquiries regarding the program and the application process should be sent to email:
Simons Semesters