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Open Nominations
There are currently no awards or prizes with open nominations. Calls for nominations are usually opened in late November with a deadline for submissions on the following January 31st. The current prizes are Arthur-Beaumont Distinguished Service Award CAIMS-Fields Industrial Mathematics Prize CAIMS/PIMS Early Career Award CAIMS-SCMAI Research Prize Cecil Graham Doctoral Dissertation Award Please check…
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*** Place holder for alternate text to use when nominations are OPEN / CLOSED *** ************* WHEN nominations are OPEN (NEW w/Ninja Forms) *************************** Award and Prize nominations are now open. The deadline for submissions is January 31, 2022. Current awards and prizes are: Arthur-Beaumont Distinguished Service Award CAIMS-Fields Industrial Mathematics Prize CAIMS/PIMS Early Career…
Read MorePast Annual Meetings
2021 University of Waterloo (Virtual) Conference Website Local Organizers: Brian Ingalls, Anita Layton, and Justin Wan Scientific Themes: Scientific Computing Industrial Mathematics Mathematical Biology Financial Mathematics Fluid Dynamics Dynamical Systems 2020 Joint CAIMS-SIAM Annual Meeting, Virtual Conference Website Local Organizers: Ian Frigaard (UBC), Thomas Hillen (U of A), and Mary Pugh (U of T) Featuring…
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H1 The award has been established by the Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics Society (CAIMS) to recognize and to publicize an outstanding PhD thesis in Applied Mathematics defended at a Canadian University during the calendar year prior to the year of the award. The award consists of a prize of $1000 and a commemorative plaque…
Read MoreReciprocity Agreements
As part of its mission, CAIMS/SCMAI has established reciprocity agreements with a number of similar prominent institutions around the world. Reciprocal Membership Agreement between the Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematical Society and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics [PDF] Agreement Between Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematical Society and Gesellschaft fur Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik e.…
Read MoreIndustrial Membership
CAIMS is a vibrant and collegial community of applied mathematicians providing important and effective networking opportunities for researchers and students across the country. Through CAIMS, the applied mathematics community has a voice with national organisations such as NSERC, and with the mathematics institutes. In addition, CAIMS provides funding to the society’s Activity groups, which are…
Read MorePosting Advertisements
The Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics Society offers the following three advertising options: A full page printed advertisement in the Society’s Fall Bulletin ($300). (This includes an additional posting of the advertisement on the Society’s webpage.) A posting of an advertisement on the Society’s webpage ($100). A posting to an issue of the Society’s e-newsletter…
Read MoreOpen Nominations
There are currently no awards or prizes with open nominations. Calls for nominations are usually opened in late November with a deadline for submissions on the following January 31st. The current prizes are Arthur-Beaumont Distinguished Service Award CAIMS-Fields Industrial Mathematics Prize CAIMS/PIMS Early Career Award CAIMS-SCMAI Research Prize Cecil Graham Doctoral Dissertation Award Please check…
Read MoreCanadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics Links
Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems (MITACS) Network of Centres of Excellence Applied Mathematics Institute at the University of Alberta Institute of Applied Mathematics at the University of British Columbia Applied and Computational Mathematics Program at Dalhousie University Biomathematics and Biostatistics Working Group at the University of Guelph Institute of Industrial Mathematical Sciences at…
Read MoreHistory
In the 1970’s there were organizations such as the Canadian Mathematics Congress, the Canadian Operational Research Society, the Canadian Information Processing Society, the Statistical Societies and a couple of Engineering Societies, to which Canadian Applied Mathematicians belonged. The result was a scattering effect of the views of Applied Mathematicians in Canada and some means of…
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