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AMS New England
Brown University
The AMS New England Graduate Student Conference will be held at Brown University on Saturday April 19th, 2025.
The AMS New England Graduate Student Conference will be held at Brown University on Saturday April 19th, 2025.
Speakers will consist of graduate students from all around the New England area. Three streams of talks, to be determined, will be presented simultaneously. There will also be social opportunities for students from different universities to mingle.
Speakers will consist of graduate students from all around the New England area. Three streams of talks, to be determined, will be presented simultaneously. There will also be social opportunities for students from different universities to mingle.
We thank the American Mathematical Society, the Graduate Student Council at Brown University, and the Mathematics Department of Brown University for their support.
Point of Contact
Point of Contact
If you have any questions, you can contact us at ams-math [at] brown [dot] edu.
Getting here
Getting here
For 2025, we shall have breakfast and lunch in the Applied Mathematics Building, 170 Hope St., and the talks will take place in the Barus and Holley (BH) building next door 184 Hope St.
See the schedule for talks, but the rooms are themed approximately as follows:
PDE room (BH 155)
Algebra room (BH 158)
Number Theory (BH 159)
Dynamics (Morning) & Combinatorics/Game Theory (Afternoon): (BH 157)
The Department of Mathematics at Brown University is located at Kassar House, 151 Thayer St, Providence. A map of the campus can be found on the last page of this document.
If you are arriving by train, the Providence station is a 20-minute walk away from Brown. Buses are also available and tickets can be bought by pre-loading credit on the RIPTA WAVE app.
If you are arriving by car, here are some parking options near the math department:
There is typically free street parking near or immediately east of the intersection of George St and Governor St
On weekends, you may also find free street parking around the intersection of George St and Hope St.
There is also a paid parking garage at the intersection of Thayer St and Power St, but this should not be necessary.
Besides Brown University, other popular places to visit in Providence include: RISD Museum, the Providence Athenaeum, Roger Williams Park Zoo, and the Rhode Island State House.
Organizers
Organizers
Aidan Backus
Steven Creech
Anna Dietrich
Yifan Guo
Haram Ko
Eduardo Sodre
Raluca Vlad
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