The 2024 LMS Prize winners were announced at the Society Meeting on Friday 28 June 2024. The LMS extends its congratulations to this year’s prize winners for their continued contributions to mathematics.
Congratulations to Professor Anne Christine Davis OBE for her award in the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours for services to Higher Education and to Scientific Research.
This Pride Month, we are celebrating the tremendous contribution of LGBTQ+ mathematicians towards the advancement of mathematics.
Diversity and inclusion underpin all activities at the London Mathematical Society. We want to be a learned society and membership body where all mathematicians feel welcome and represented. You can read our full Equity, Diversity and Inclusion statement here.
The LMS sends its warmest congratulations to Professor Alison Etheridge OBE FRS, who has been appointed as the first President of the Academy for the Mathematical Sciences (AcadMathSci). She will take up the role on 17 June 2024.
Deadline: 2 June 2024, 23:59 (BST)
The MARM Partnership Scheme awards grants of £4,000 to support partnerships between UK/European and African mathematics departments. Four grants are awarded in total. These will be for a one-year partnership initially, with the possibility of extension for a further year. The project aims to foster sustainable, long-term collaborations between UK/European and African mathematics researchers.
Deadline: 4 June 2024, 23:59 (BST)
Applications are now invited for Computer Science Small Grants to support visits to undertake collaborative research at the interface of mathematics and computer science. The visit may be either by the grant holder to another institution within the UK or abroad, or by a named mathematician from within the UK or abroad to the home base of the grant holder.
Grants will be awarded at £750 each and priority will be given to applications from early career researchers.
Deadline: 2 June 2024, 23:59 (BST)
The MARM Partnership Scheme, run by the London Mathematical Society (LMS), awards grants of £4,000 to support partnerships between UK/European and African mathematics departments. Four grants are awarded in total. These will be for a one-year partnership initially, with the possibility of extension for a further year. The project aims to foster sustainable, long-term collaborations between UK/European and African mathematics researchers.