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Visiting/Summer Student Programme

The Institute has a limited programme for highly motivated bachelor's and master's students interested in mathematics to visit the Institute. Selected students will have an opportunity to pursue advanced studies in areas of mathematics of interest to the faculty members. More information about the mathematical interests of the faculty is available here.

Academic Requirements

Students currently studying in their pre-final or final year of BSc/BE/BTech or first year MSc/ME/MTech or equivalent, with a good academic record are encouraged to apply.

 

Details of the Visiting/Summer Programme

  • The duration of the programme can range from 3-8 weeks, and is to be decided based on the availability of the student and faculty mentor.
  • Selected students will be paid 2nd class round trip train fare plus Rs. 200 per diem.
  • Every effort will be made to provide accommodation, subject to availability.
  • As accommodation is limited, it may not be provided for local students.
  • The programme is typically held in the summer, but in exceptional cases, the visit can be scheduled at other times, depending on the convenience of the student and faculty member.

How to apply:

If  you are interested in applying to our summer programme, please send your application (by email) to  summath@imsc.res.in before the deadline, for consideration. In your email, please provide the information found on this form. Your application should be received by March 15, to enable us to make local arrangements in advance. Selected students will be informed two weeks after the deadline, i.e., by March 31st.

Seminars

May 23 - Alladi Ramakrishnan Hall The influence of disorder on the phase transition of the Potts model by Christophe Chatelain
May 24 - Room 217 Grobner basis and reprsentations of symmetric groups by Kamalakshya Mahatab
May 24 - Room 318 TBA by STJC
May 27 - Alladi Ramakrishnan Hall Dynamic Phase Transitions: Persistence as order parameter. by Prashant M Gade
May 31 - Room 318 TBA by STJC