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Bring scientific perspectives to Congress for a year as an AMS Congressional Fellow.
"Numbers and statistics are some of the most-used tools by politicians to make the case for various kinds of social change. This fellowship is ideal for someone who wants to help policymakers interpret numbers in a high-impact environment."
- Ashwin Iyengar, 2024-2025 Congressional Fellow
Deadline: February 1, 2027
Learn more and apply today. Link in comments.
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Exploring New Possibilities in AI and Mathematics: SAIR Launches Open Math OS
The Science and AI Research (SAIR) Foundation recently launched its Open Math OS, an emerging platform designed to expand access to open AI models for mathematical work. The American Mathematical Society (AMS) applauds efforts like SAIR’s to develop a platform that incorporates norms around research standards and broadens access for mathematicians to conduct AI-assisted research.
The platform offers tools to help researchers explore mathematical ideas, discuss and summarize complex arguments, and work on formalizing mathematics using Lean. SAIR is also seeking collaborators to develop AI models tailored more specifically to mathematics and is working to make the platform available at no cost to researchers at academic institutions.
Learn about the SAIR Foundation and its developing platform, its AI models, mathematical research tools, and how research teams can apply for access.
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AI is changing mathematics! Where does the conversation go from here?
The American Mathematical Society (AMS) has launched AI and Mathematics: Selected Resources, a curated collection to help mathematicians explore the opportunities, questions, and evolving discussions surrounding AI and mathematical discovery.
The web page brings together resources on AI-assisted research, proof verification, mathematics education, emerging tools, and expert perspectives with opportunities to explore new ideas, learn from others, and engage with the evolving role of AI in mathematics.
The AMS is committed to connecting our community and fostering thoughtful, informed conversations as the impact of AI on mathematics continues to unfold.
Have a resource to recommend? Email: [email protected]
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From the Contemporary Mathematics series: Quantitative and Toric Aspects of Symplectic Topology, this volume stems from the AMS Special Session “Qualitative and Quantitative Aspects of Symplectic Topology,” and features contributions from leading researchers in the field. Topics include symplectic embedding problems, symplectomorphism groups, Hamiltonian dynamics, Floer and Gromov-Witten theory, and new developments in quantitative symplectic variants.
Don’t have access? Ask your library to contact [email protected] to subscribe!
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Getting ready for AMS Day! Let’s celebrate the mathematics that connects us.
Today we’re celebrating the love of research. What keeps you asking the next question?
In this short video, Mikhail G. Khovanov shares his answer.
Tell us yours in the comments!
On AMS Day, November 30, join us in celebrating all things mathematics. Learn more. Link ⬇️
Register your department for the Graduate School Fair at Field of Dreams 2026!
Graduate School Fair exhibitors will be invited to nominate a graduate student for full travel support to attend Field of Dreams.
To be eligible, graduate student attendee nominations must be received by Monday, October 19, 2026. Space is limited!
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#IReviewBecause… Mathematical Reviews is an extremely valuable resource and it is a great opportunity to discover new papers and to hone your writing skills.
#MathSciNet30 #MathSciNetMonday
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John Lesieutre, Penn State University, will give an invited address at the AMS Fall Central Sectional Meeting at the University of Minnesota-Duluth on Oct. 24. His talk is entitled “Degrees of iterates of rational maps.”
Read more: ams.org/meetings/sectional/2…
Jana Gevertz, @TCNJ, will give an invited address on “Smart Data, Smarter Models: Enhancing the Predictive Power of Mathematical Models of Cancer” at the Central Sectional Meeting at the Univ of Minnesota-Duluth on Oct 24.
Read more: meetings.ams.org/math/fall20…
Stay Informed! Join the AMS Listserv for Directors of Undergraduate and Graduate Studies in Mathematics.
- Directors of Graduate Mathematics Programs Listserv: To subscribe, send an email to [email protected].
- Directors of Undergraduate Mathematics Programs Listserv: To subscribe, send an email to [email protected].
The latest issue of Mathematics of Computation, Volume: 96, Issue Number: 363 is now available.
ams.org/mcom/2027-96-363
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For the love of math! This year, we’re celebrating what brings us together: a shared love of mathematics and the community that makes it thrive. Throughout the next month, hear from mathematicians about why they love math and join the conversation! Share your own story in the comments and tell us what inspires your passion for mathematics.
Let’s celebrate the math that connects us! Save the Date: November 30!
On AMS Day, enjoy special savings on AMS products and more!
