Summer Graduate Schools and Workshops Prepared by S. Lapin 01/23/2015

Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics IPAM offers an intensive two- or three-week “summer schools” dedicated to an important scientific theme involving problems of mathematical interest. Graduate Summer School: Games and Contracts for Cyber-Physical Security July , 2015 The summer school will cover:  Mathematical tools from game theory.  Economic applications of game theory, such as principal-agent theory, dynamic games and contracts, regulation, mechanism design and auctions, and matching and market design.  Game theory for cyber physical systems, especially security and resilience with applications to various infrastructure domains.

Mathematical Modeling in Industry Workshops for Graduate Students August 5-14, 2015 Mathematical Modeling in Industry XIX - A Workshop for Graduate Students Joint effort of IMA, PIMS and CIMAT to take place at the University of Minnesota  To request an invitation to an IMA workshop or other program need to complete the application form.  Decisions about online applications are typically made one-three months before the workshop.  If you require funding to participate, complete the funding request section. Funding is limited

Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute 2015 Industrial Math/Stat Modeling Workshop (IMSM) for Graduate Students July 12-22, 2015  About thirty students selected from a national pool work in teams on projects presented by nonacademic scientists.  The workshop exposes mathematics and statistics students to current research problems from government labs and industry as well as to a team approach to problem solving.  The students learn to interact with scientists outside their discipline, allocate tasks among team members, and communicate results through both oral presentations and written reports.

Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences Industrial Problem Solving Workshops (IPSW) Sixth Montreal Industrial Problem Solving Workshop August ,

Every summer MSRI organizes several summer graduate schools (usually two weeks each), most of which are held at MSRI. How to apply: Graduate students must be nominated by their Director of Graduate Studies. The Director of Graduate Studies submits the ranked list of nominations for his or her institution to the workshop coordinator during the enrollment period, specifying the Director of Graduate Studies' name and institution and, for each nominee, the summer school name, the student's name, the student's contact ( ), and the student's gender, ethnicity, and US citizenship status. Enrollment Period: December 1, 2014 at 10:00am Pacific Time through March 1,

Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics ICERM welcomes applications from graduate students who wish to spend between 6 weeks and one semester at ICERM to participate in one of our semester-long programs. ICERM will provide workspace, shared computers, and lockers; support for local expenses may be provided. The research interest of visiting graduate students should relate to the semester program. Applications may be submitted at any time until the end of the semester program and will be considered as long as funds and space remain available. /

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