The programme ia a cooperation between Trond Mohn foundation, Tromsø research foundation, the University of Bergen, the University of Oslo, Norwegian University of Science and Technology and the University of Tromsø, to contribute to strengthen and developing research in pure mathematics in Norway. The programme tools are strategic recruitment and cooperative support projects.
The mathematics programme consists of two components; cooperative support for researchers in pure mathematics in Norway and a strategic recruitment component to support recruiting one outstandingyoung researcher in pure mathematics at each of the universities in the programme. Both components are based on recommendations from the evaluation of mathematics in Norway by the Norwegian Research Council.
Cooperative support
This component is designed to strengthen the research in pure mathemetics in Norway through national and international research cooperation, mobility schemes by the activities described below:
- Networking and cooperation for Norwegian mathematicians
- Yearly meeting
- Common seminars/TMS/TFS colloqviums
- National mobility schemes
- Activities for students
- Courses for PhD-students
- Summer-/winter schools for PhD- and master students
- Mobility schemes for PhD-students
- Stipends for PhD-students participation at International Congress of Mathematicians or European Congress of Mathematicians
- International activities and exchange
- Workshops and meetings
- TMS/TFS guest professorships
- International mobility schemes
More informastion about this component.
Recruitment component
The aim with this component is to give an outstanding young researcher in pure mathematics good terms to build and lead a research group at each of the universities in the program. Program persiod is 4 years with possibilities for a 2 year’s prolongation.
The four young research leaders were selected after an international evaluation of the nominees and their research plans. The following candidates were selected to join the programme:
- Didier Pilod, University of Bergen; project web page
- Kristin Shaw, University of Oslo; project web page
- Codian Riener, University of Tromsø
- Claudia Scheimbauer, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
The programme in media:
Universitetet i Oslo, 14.03,2019, 2+5=5 og 2×5=7
Infomat, September 2018-utgaven, Norsk matematikkforenings Nyhetsbrev.
Bergensavisen 14.09.2018 Før kjøpte Trond Mohn fotballspillere: Nå kjøper han matte-genier
Nordlys 13.09.2018 Kjent forsker til UiT
Universitetet i Tromsø 14.09.2018 Fremragende matematikk-forsker til Tromsø
Universitetet i Bergen 13.09.2018 Henter fire fremragende matematikkforskere til Norge
Universitetet i Bergen 03.09.2018 Nasjonalt program skal løfte matematikkfaget
Universitetet i Oslo Fremragende matematikk-forsker til UiO
Universitetsavisa.no 25.09.2018 Fremragende forsker til NTNU
Workshops
Dispersive Waves and Related Topics JUNE 17 TO JUNE 21, 2019 – BERGEN, NORWAY (Pilod)
Berlin Mathematical School Friday Colloquium, 7. juni 2019, Berlin (Shaw)
The mathematics programme in short
Start-up: 2018
Period: 4 years (+ eventually 2 år)
Cooperative support
Project leader: Sigmund Selberg, UiB
Total budget: 30,4 MNOK
- TMS-support: 11,6 MNOK
- TFS-support: 3,1 MNOK (can be gift inforced (RCN))
- UiB, UiO, NTNU, UiT: 15,7 MNOK
Recruitment component
Total budget: 64,7 MNOK
Project leader: Didier Pilod, UiB
Project web page
TMS-support: 7,8 MNOK
UiB- support: 10 MNOK
Project leader: Kristin Shaw, UiO
Project web page
TMS-support: 8 MNOK
UiO – support: 9 MNOK
Project leader: Claudia Scheimbauer, NTNU
TMS-support: 6,3 MNOK
NTNU – support: 10,6 MNOK
Project leader: Cordian Riener, UiT
TFS-support: 6,4 MNOK (can be gift inforced (RCN))
UiT – support: 6,6 MNOK