Current Annual Program: 2006–2007 Applications of Algebraic Geometry

• 1/12-13/07 Tutorial: Algebraic algorithms in optimization
• 1/16-20/07 Workshop: Optimization and control
• 3/5-9/07 Workshop: Applications in biology, dynamics, and statistics
• 4/13-14/07 Tutorial: What is algebraic geometry?
• 4/16-20/07 Workshop: Complexity, coding, and communications
• 5/29-6/2/07 Workshop: Non-linear computational geometry

Upcoming Annual Programs.

• 2007–8 Molecular and Cellular Biology
• 2008–9 Mathematics and Chemistry

Math Matters: IMA Public Lecture Series.

• 1/18/07 Christopher J. Budd, Making sense of a complex world
• 3/7/07 Martin Golubitsky, Patterns patterns everywhere
• 4/18/07 Jennifer Tour Chayes, Epidemics in technological and social networks: The downside of six degrees of separation

Summer Programs.

• 2007 New Directions Short Course: Compressive sampling and frontiers in signal processing, June 4–15
• 2007 Summer Program: Classical and quantum approaches in molecular modeling, July 23–August 3

Programs for Graduate Students.

• 2007 PI Summer Program for Graduate Students: Applicable algebraic geometry, Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, July 23–August 10
• 2007 Workshop for Graduate Students:— Mathematical Modeling in Industry XI August 8–17

Participating Institutions Programs.

The IMA supports a number of conferences at its Participating Institutions. Upcoming PI conferences are:

• Computational and Mathematical Aspects of Materials and Fluids
  Iowa State University, April 13-14, 2007
  Organizers: Hailiang Liu (Iowa State), James Evans (Iowa State), and Steve Hou (Iowa State)
• On Certain L-Functions
  Purdue University, July 30-August 3, 2007
  Local Organizers: David Goldberg (Purdue)and Jiu-Kang Yu (Purdue) Scientific Organizing Committee: James Arthur (Toronto), James Cogdell (Ohio State), Stephen Gelbart (Weizmann Institute), Stephen Kudla (Toronto), Dinakar Ramakrishnan (Caltech), and Peter Sarnak (Princeton)