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CONFERENCES
Lasting 5 days, the aim of these large events gathering between 60 and 90 participants is to give researchers in mathematical sciences the opportunity to present recent research results and to initiate future collaborative research projects.
The selection criteria are that a conference should have high scientific merit and be at the forefront of current developments. Interdisciplinarity is also important and conferences should have the highest quality leadership and attract international participation. CIRM insists on welcoming organizing teams and participants who are international, of all genders and with diverse experience (i.e a mixture of early career researchers and more mature researchers). The scientific committee will check that at least one organizer comes from a foreign institution and that no team includes one gender only. Planning and organizing a good conference takes a long time. This is why proposals should be sent 18 to 24 months before the actual date of the event, in answer to one of the published calls for proposals. Funding: Selected applications are granted a subsidy by CIRM in the shape of "CIRM Days" (free board and lodging at the centre for 5 days for up to 40 people - as long as the event reaches at least 60 participants). Additional external funding should be found to cover additional participants, who can also support themselves. The cost of a week at CIRM is around 540 euros per participant. RESEARCH SCHOOLS
Lasting 5 days, the aim of these large events gathering between 60 and 90 participants is to give young researchers (who should make up at least half the total number of participants) the opportunity to gather and meet more established researchers, attend lectures, discuss some of their recent results and initiate new collaborations.
Courses and lectures are presented by senior scientists. Younger participants present their findings either orally or through the use of posters. By gathering different generations from different areas, the aim of these events is to build bridges and cross-fertilize ideas. Some research schools are linked to the Labex CARMIN (Excellence Initiative) and are launching weeks for IHP (Institut Henri Poincaré) and IHES (Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques) trimesters. CIRM insists on welcoming organizing teams and participants who are international, of all genders and with diverse experience (i.e a mixture of early career researchers and more mature researchers). The scientific committee will check that at least one organizer comes from a foreign institution and that no team includes one gender only. Planning and organizing a good research school takes a long time. This is why proposals should be sent 18 to 24 months before the actual date of the event, in answer to one of the published calls for proposals. Funding: Selected applications are granted a subsidy by CIRM in the shape of "CIRM Days" (free board and lodging at the centre for 5 days for up to 40 people - as long as the event reaches at least 60 participants). Additional external funding should be found to cover additional participants, who can also support themselves. The cost of a week at CIRM is around 540 euros per participant. A bit more information...
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GUIDELINES FOR PLACING A PROPOSAL
DEADLINE : 20 APRIL 2020 Note that the same online proposal form can be used for a conference or for a research school and that the same guidelines apply.
NB: Evaluation of the proposals is carried out by the international Scientific Committee at CIRM, which has 20 members (10 men / 10 women) half of them from foreign-based institutions. Unless specified otherwise, please note that all sections should be completed in English
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