AIM Research Communities are larger collaborative efforts involving at least 40 people, organized around a particular area of mathematics research. The purpose of an AIM Research Community is to support the ongoing research activities of its participants. It is expected that Research Communities have a long lifetime and grow over time.
AIM Research Communities are tailored to the particular needs of the group. Some Communities have more emphasis on seminars and colloquia, while others focus more on small working groups. Some prefer to limit their scope, while others are open to incorporating new members and branching out in new directions. AIM Research Communities offer a platform for exploring new modes of collaboration.
The next deadline for proposing an AIM Research Community is November 1, 2025, with proposals submission beginning approximately 3 months before the deadline.
Recently formed Communities
Mathematics and climate research network
Fourier restriction conjecture and related problems
Inverse eigenvalue problems for graphs
Latinx mathematicians research community
