IMSA Newsletters
We are excited to bring you the latest news, events, and developments from IMSA, including new
appointments, cutting-edge lectures, and exciting conferences.
IMSA hosts Solomon Lefschetz Centennial Conference and brings together world mathematics leaders in Miami
The University of Miami's Lefschetz Centennial (March 24–29) honored Solomon Lefschetz’s impact on topology, algebraic geometry, and differential equations. Hosted by IMSA, it featured top mathematicians discussing his influence, especially in Latin America. The event reinforced UM’s role in advancing mathematical research ahead of the 2025 Mathematical Congress of the Americas.
McKnight-Zame Lecture Explores Statistical Mechanics with Nicolai Reshetikhin
The Annual McKnight-Zame Lecture on January 30, 2025, featured renowned mathematician Nicolai Reshetikhin, who explored the Ising model’s role in statistical mechanics, discussing phase transitions and quantum structures. Held at the Frost Institute for Chemistry and Molecular Science, the event also included a mesmerizing piano performance by Liya Nigmati, whose artistry provided a fitting conclusion to the evening. The lecture series continues to bridge the gap between mathematics and the arts, offering an enriching experience for attendees.
Distinguished Mathematicians Honored at Mathematical Waves Conference
On January 29th, 2025, Rita Jimenez Rolland, Alfredo Najera Chavez, Maria Aparecida Soares Ruas, and Marcelo Viana da Silva received prestigious awards for their contributions to mathematics at the Mathematical Waves conference, held at the Lakeside Village Auditorium at the University of Miami. The event highlighted their groundbreaking research in dynamical systems, algebraic geometry, and more, celebrating the continuing importance of collaboration in the global mathematical community.
IMSA in the Media
Interviews, publications, and more of IMSA spreading our mission statement worldwide.
IMSA's Frontiers in Mathematics Lecture Series
Highlighting outstanding recent achievements in mathematics primarily by Latin American female mathematicians.
