AIM’s SQuaREs program allows a dedicated group of four to six mathematicians to pursue an ambitious research program. The group spends a week (Monday—Friday) at AIM’s facility in Pasadena, California collaborating on specific research goals. Members of a SQuaRE may have an existing collaboration from an AIM workshop or similar activity, or the SQuaRE may provide an opportunity for a new collaboration to grow.
AIM provides the research facilities and the financial support for each member of the group, and the group may return in future years to continue their collaboration. Each group will be supported for up to three meetings over three consecutive years.
We solicit proposals for SQuaREs in all areas of the mathematical sciences. It is required that at least half the participants are from North America, with at least one from the US.
Proposing a SQuaRE
SQuaRE proposals are quite simple: the names and emails of the organizer and 3-5 other participants, and a concise description of the proposed project, why it is timely, and why the group is appropriate for the project. Typically proposals are two or three pages including references, but there is no specific limit.
SQuaRE proposals can be submitted using the SQuaRE proposal form. The proposal deadline is November 1.
Past SQuaREs
