The Swiss Mathematical Society is dedicated to promoting mathematics and its applications in Switzerland and abroad. It serves as a platform for collaboration among mathematicians, facilitates educational and outreach activities, and supports researchers through various initiatives and grants.
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
| Conferences | Hosts a variety of mathematical conferences, including the annual Abel Prize Day and Fields Medals Day, fostering networking and knowledge sharing among professionals. |
| Grants and Funding | Offers travel grants and supports initiatives for researchers in mathematics, including a specific focus on aiding Ukrainian researchers through collaborations with Swiss universities. |
| Publications | Publishes various journals and bulletins that provide updates on mathematical research, ensuring members stay informed about significant developments and opportunities. |
| Education and Outreach | Facilitates educational programs for mathematics in schools and provides resources for teachers and students, emphasizing the importance of mathematics in the academic curriculum. |
| Research Support | Supports junior researchers through the SwissMAP Junior Researcher Prize and encourages participation in research programs and workshops across Switzerland. |
Members of the SMS enjoy various advantages, including access to an exclusive member area, subscriptions to newsletters, and the opportunity to participate in events and conferences at discounted rates. New members also benefit from reciprocity agreements with other mathematical societies, broadening their access to international resources and networks.
The SMS encourages an active community where both seasoned professionals and emerging researchers can collaborate and share their findings. Through initiatives like the Jost Bürgi Newsletter and online seminars, SMS fosters a vibrant mathematical community that transcends geographical boundaries.
Members can opt to receive updates and notifications about significant events directly through their browsers, ensuring they remain connected to the dynamic world of mathematics in Switzerland and beyond.