The IMA serves as a valuable resource to industry though its programs and vast connections. The Participating Corporation (PC) Program is the chief mechanism for the institute to collaborate with industry. Because the IMA connects scientists, engineers, and mathematicians in order to stimulate the flow of ideas, address interesting and relevant problems, and develop the means of solving them, the institute is a highly valuable resource to many industries. Moreover, interaction with and input from industrial scientists and engineers is vital to the accomplishment of the IMA's mission.
Opportunities for industry collaboration include joint sponsorships of postdoctoral fellows and workshops in areas of importance to industry. The institute’s experience and reputation have made it a highly effective venue for housing and administering programs and workshops. The IMA also provides access to cutting-edge scientific programs and a roster of well-known scientists across multiple disciplines which attracts the support of many different sectors of industry.
Inquiries concerning the IMA Participating Corporation program should be sent to the
director of the IMA.
Access to the IMA scientific community
Access to IMA research products
PCs receive copies of IMA publications, abstracts, newsletters,
updates, annual reports, and more.
Maximal opportunities for participation by corporate scientists and engineers
PCs are kept apprised of all IMA programming to maximize corporate participation in IMA programs, workshops, tutorials, conferences, and seminars. Three-thousand dollars of the corporate contribution is specifically earmarked to support researchers from the PC in IMA programs.
Direct influence on IMA directions and programming
PCs are given early access to IMA planning documents and are represented on the IMA Industrial Advisory Board. They have the opportunity to suggest and cosponsor Hot Topics Workshops on rapidly developing areas of interest to their company or industry.
Publicity
PCs are publicly acknowledged in numerous ways, including listing on web documents, posters, brochures, and more, generating good will in the mathematical sciences community.
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