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.
Interviews HMS 2026: Perspectives on the Theory of Atoms and Cubic Fourfolds
During the HMS 2026 conference, leading mathematicians shared reflections on recent developments in algebraic geometry, particularly the proof of the non-rationality of the generic four-dimensional cubic and the emerging role of the theory of atoms.
In a series of short interviews, distinguished researchers including Claire Voisin, Maxim Kontsevich, and Phillip Griffiths discuss the significance of these breakthroughs and their potential implications for future work in the field. The conversations highlight both the mathematical ideas behind these advances and the broader directions they may inspire in algebraic geometry.
Exploring the Institute of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Miami
Discover the vibrant research, community, and academic spirit of the Institute of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Miami. This video highlights the institute’s mission to advance mathematical inquiry, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and inspire both students and scholars through innovative programs and events.
Quanta Magazine: String Theory Inspires a Brilliant, Baffling New Math Proof
A team of mathematicians claims to have solved a longstanding problem in algebraic geometry by importing unconventional ideas from string theory, sparking excitement and bewilderment in the field.
IMSA Expands Support for Latin American Mathematicians at MCA 2025
As part of its mission to strengthen mathematical ties across the Americas, IMSA is awarding up to $420,000 in travel grants for Latin American scholars attending MCA 2025. This independent initiative reflects IMSA’s ongoing commitment to regional exchange and academic opportunity.
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.
