INFORMATION
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CEMRACS stands for Centre d’Eté Mathématique de Recherche Avancée en Calcul Scientifique or "Advanced research in scientific calculation".
This summer school, created in 1996 on the initiative of Yvon Maday and Frédéric Coquel, plays a vital part in knowledge transfer between academic and industrial mathematics. New CEMRACS groups meet every summer at Cirm during six weeks and focus on a different theme linked to scientific calculation. The format of this summer school is usually the following: - a first week dedicated to lectures to find out about the state-of-the-art in that particular topic and to learn about its latest developments. - five weeks focusing in small groups on projects that can be academically or industrially based. Industry provides some specific modelling or numerical simulation problems and small groups of young researchers try to find a suitable answer, with the help of established researchers in the field. Taking a mathematical approach to tackle these problems with a mathematical approach often leads to interesting advances that businesses can exploit later on. Among the companies which sponsored some of the projects are L'Oréal, ANDRA, CEA, the Institut Français du Pétrole, Bosch etc. CEMRACS is organized by the SMAI and not subsidized by Cirm but its international Scientific Committee has to approve the proposal. Furthermore, as for all long programmes at Cirm (e.g. Jean-Morlet Chair and Thematic Month) we ask the organizers of CEMRACS activities to present their proposal in person or via video conferencing. Note that the presentation should be prepared in English. |
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GUIDELINES
Unless specified otherwise, please note that all sections should be completed in English
Note that you will have to complete some sections online.
Other parts will ask you to upload one pdf file per type of information requested.
You can fill in the application in various steps.
You can save, leave the application and then come back later, until the deadline. Please remember to save on a regular basis.
The form can be filled in by several investigators.
Note that you will have to complete some sections online.
Other parts will ask you to upload one pdf file per type of information requested.
You can fill in the application in various steps.
You can save, leave the application and then come back later, until the deadline. Please remember to save on a regular basis.
The form can be filled in by several investigators.
- Select the MSC codes relevant to your event from the list.
- Upload a detailed description stating the scientific goals, purpose and value of the event - 2 to 3 A4-pages (pdf file).
- Upload a descriptive summary, with title, in English (this will serve to prepare the website prepared by Cirm for your event, and will be used on various documents advertizing the event) - about 20 lines (pdf file).
- Upload a descriptive summary, with title, in French (this will serve to prepare the website prepared by Cirm for your event, and will be used on various documents advertizing the event) - about 20 lines (pdf file).
- Fill in details online re. the Organizing Committee of your event: full names and institutions of the organizers. Reminder: at least one should come from a foreign institution and Cirm strongly encourages gender-balanced committees.
- Fill in details online re. the Scientific Committee of your event: a list of experts (full names and institutions) who can vouch for the quality of the proposal.
Reminder: at least one should come from a foreign institution and Cirm strongly encourages gender-balanced committees. - Upload a preliminary list of potential and confirmed speakers (pdf file). Cirm expects organizers to actively open the event to a variety of speakers, regardless of race, sex, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, age, pregnancy, immigration status, or any other aspect of identity.
- Upload a preliminary list of potential and confirmed participants (pdf file). Cirm expects organizers to actively open the event to a variety of participants, regardless of race, sex, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, age, pregnancy, immigration status, or any other aspect of identity.
- Upload an 'optional' list of books to be gathered and displayed by the library for your event (pdf file).
- Upload an 'optional' list of books to be gathered and displayed at the SMF counter during the week of your event (pdf file).
- Upload any additional information which may be relevant to your application (pdf file).
- If activated, enter the dates in the online calendar (NB: this may have already been completed for you).
- Fill in the preliminary detailed Budget Table online. For rates at Cirm, click here.
The next call will open in the summer 2019
CONTACT
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For any scientific and practical information: contact the Events Coordinator
For any IT problem with the application: contact the IT Coordinator |
