From our experience many students struggle with their mathematical studies during the first semester. Some struggle because they don’t remember enough of the mathematics they learned in high school and some because the language of mathematics is foreign to them.
In order to resolve these difficulties we offer a “preliminary workshop to mathematical studies“. We highly recommend prospective students to attend this worshop, more details here.
The Einstein Institute of Mathematics will hold a ten-day workshop for outstanding undergraduates in 2020, from Monday August 2 to Thursday August 13.
The goal of the workshop is to introduce outstanding talented undergraduate students to advanced topics in mathematics and research level thinking. The workshop will be centered around a full course "Numbers, Graphs and Codes" by Alex Lubotzky, and four minicourses given by Professors Itay Kaplan, Ruth Lawrence-Naimark, Cy Maor, and Ari Shnidman.Read more about The Einstein Institute Undergraduate Workshop 2020
Congratulations to Prof. David Kazhdan recipient of the 2020 Shaw Prize.
The prize was awarded to Prof. Kazhdan and Prof. Beilinson (Chicago) by the Shaw Prize Foundation "for their huge influence on and profound contributions to representation theory, as well as many other areas of mathematics."
Congratulations to Prof. Karim Adiprasito recipient of the 2020 EMS Prize.
Every four years, the European Mathematical Society awards 10 EMS Prizes. The EMS Prizes are awarded “to young researchers not older than 35 years, of European nationality or working in Europe, in recognition of excellent contributions in mathematics.”
Usually awarded during the European Congress of Mathematics, the names of the EMS Prizewinners have been announced, since the Congress has been postponed to 2021.
The Abel in Jerusalem day at Einstein Institute of mathematics took place on January 12, with excellent talks by C. Hacon, F. Labourie, U. Tillmann, C. Voisin.
Congratulation to Dr. Ori Parzanchevski who will recieve the 2019 Levitzki Prize of the Israel Mathematical Union (with Dr. Doron Puder of the Tel-Aviv University). The prize is awarded every two years to a young Israeli mathematician for research in Algebra or related areas.
Read more about Dr. Ori Parzanchevski awarded the Levitzki Prize
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