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CRM, the Fields Institute, and PIMS invite nominations for
this joint prize in recognition of exceptional achievement
in the mathematical sciences. The candidate's research should
have been conducted primarily in Canada or in affiliation
with a Canadian university. The main selection criterion is
excellence in research. Nominations for the CRM-Fields-PIMS
Prize should be received by November 1, for the next year's
prize.
The Fields Institute Coxeter Lecture Series (CLS), the Distinguished
Lecture Series (DLS), and the Distinguished Lecture Series
in Statistical Science (DLSS) are intended to bring a leading
international mathematician in the field of the thematic program
of the Institute to give a series of three lectures.
Coxeter Lecture Series and the Distinguished Lecture Series
Proposals and nominations for the Coxeter Lecture Series and
the Distinguished Lecture Series are considered at the fall
and spring meetings of the Scientific Advisory Panel (SAP),
and should be sent by September 15 or March 15.
For more information click here.
Distinguished Lecture Series in Statistical Science
The Fields Institute annually hosts the prestigious Distinguished
Lecture Series in Statistical Science (DLSS)
. The deadline for nominations is October 1st.
For more information click here.
This program supports individuals with high potential to
re-enter an active research career after an interruption for
family responsibilities.
To qualify, candidates must have been in a postdoctoral or
faculty position at the time their active research career
was interrupted. The duration of the career interruption should
be at least one year and no more than eight years. Examples
of qualifying interruptions include a complete or partial
hiatus from research activities for child rearing; an incapacitating
illness or injury of the candidate, spouse, partner, or a
member of the immediate family; or relocation to accommodate
a spouse, partner, or other close family member.
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Applications are invited for postdoctoral fellowship positions
for the upcoming academic year. For details of upcoming Programs
and the application requirements please click
here.
Qualified candidates who have recently completed a PhD in
a related area of the mathematical sciences are encouraged
to apply. The fellowships provide for a period of at least
one year of engagement in research and participation in the
activities of the Institute. They may be offered in conjunction
with partner universities, through which a second year of
support may be possible. One recipient will be awarded the
institute's prestigious Jerrold E. Marsden Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Applicants seeking postdoctoral fellowships funded by other
agencies (such as NSERC or international fellowships) are
encouraged to request the Fields Institute as their proposed
location of tenure, and should apply to the address below
for a letter of invitation.
Applications are encouraged from all qualified candidates,
particularly women, aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities
and members of visible minorities .
The Fields Institute is soliciting nominations for Fields
Institute Fellows. These are awarded in recognition of outstanding
contributions to the Fields Institute and its activities.
Recognizing Innovation and Excellence in Mathematics Education
The Fields Institute invites nominations by December 1
of each year for this award recognizing an educator in Canada
who has demonstrated innovation and excellence in promoting
mathematics education at the elementary, secondary, college
or university level.
The program brings one of the world’s leading scientists
to the Institute for a full semester each year, to give a
lecture course for graduate and senior undergraduate students.
The program is designed to intensify the mathematical research
and interaction at Fields by enabling distinguished senior
mathematicians to visit for one to two semesters each year,
and be active participants in the program activities at the
Fields Institute during their tenure.
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