The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) invites the mathematical community to the 2021 online CMS Winter Meeting from December 2-7. All meeting activities are taking place online. Five days of prize lectures, plenary speakers, scientific sessions and panels, and mini-courses on December 2.
Winter Meeting Program
Please note: ALL SESSIONS ARE IN EASTERN STANDARD TIME (EST)
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Registration
Registration is open. Registration will be open up to and during the meeting. CMS Members must be logged in to view member rates. Please see the registration page for rate details.
Those who register at the regular rate can purchase discounted titles from the CMS Book Series and have exclusive access to view the recorded talks after the event.
Abstract Submission
CMS invites all speakers to submit an abstract for their session or contributed paper.
New: You are now required to register for the meeting before you can submit an abstract.
MITACS Public Lecture
Caroline Colijn
Simon Fraser university
Friday December 3 | 16:30 - 17:30 (EST)
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Plenary Speakers
Rediet Abebe
University of Californa Berkeley
Richard Hoshino
Northeastern university
Dimitris Koukoulopoulos
UNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL
Doina Precup
McGill University
Prize Winners
Joseph Khoury
University of Ottawa
Adrien-Pouliot Prize
Luke Postle
University of Waterloo
Coxeter-James Lecture
Christopher Liaw
University of Toronto
CMS Blair Spearman Doctoral Prize
Kseniya Garaschuk
University of the Fraser Valley
Graham Wright award
Panels
Some snapshots of Women in Mathematical History Panel
Tuesday, December 7, 11:30-1:30PM EST
Organizers: Nicolas Fillion and Maritza Branker
Speaker: David E. Dunning (Oxford, david.dunning@maths.ox.ac.uk)
Title: Constructing the ‘Home-side’ of a Scientific Legacy: Mary Everest Boole, Pedagogy, and Domesticity
Title: Women mathematicians with PhD in the interwar Poland
Title Black American Women Mathematicians: Past and Present
Scientific Directors
Nils Bruin (Simon Fraser University)
Nilima Nigam (Simon Fraser University)
Scientific Organizing Committee
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- Anthony Bonato | Ryerson
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- Chantal David | Concordia
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- Sara Faridi | Dalhousie
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- Terry Gannon | Alberta
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- Alexandre Girouard | Laval
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- Patrick Ingram | York
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- Lilia Krivodonova | Waterloo
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- Liam Watson | UBC
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