ICMAM Latin America is a mathematical research community that organizes virtual and hybrid conferences focused on sharing the state of the art in mathematics. We have invited in previous/future conferences several Fields Medalists, Abel Prize laureates, and leading mathematicians, including Terence Tao, Charles Fefferman, Simon Donaldson, June Huh, Enrique Zuazua, Carlos Kenig, Tatiana Toro, Pierre-Louis Lions, Hiraku Nakajima, Peter Sarnak, Efim Zelmanov, Avi Wigderson, Ingrid Daubechies, Pierre Schapira, Luis Seco, Cristiana De Filippis, and many other colleagues. More details can be found here. Our goal: share the state of the art of mathematics.
We also work to enhance the visibility of the Latin American mathematical community worldwide by publishing a series of books with Springer, showcasing the mathematics developed in Latin America. Website of ICMAM at the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation of Colombia: GrupLac-ICMAM.
Our programs operate in harmony with the efforts of Latin America’s mathematical societies, following the example and recognizing UMALCA (Unión Matemática de Latinoamérica y el Caribe) as the highest authority of the Latin American Mathematical Community.
From 2020, the research organisation ICMAM Latin America (International Community of Mathematicians from Latin America) aims to advance mathematical research in Latin America and the Caribbean, enhance its visibility, and foster collaboration among mathematicians from the region and abroad.
Our mission:
Building a Stronger Mathematical Community
We connect young mathematicians with global leaders to grow together.Inspiring the Next Generation of Women in Mathematics
We honor their achievements and inspire a diverse future in mathematics.Leaving a Legacy in Mathematical Research
We provide Latin American mathematicians with the opportunity to publish their research in our Springer Book Series, offering a global perspective on the scientific activity of the Latin American mathematical community and sharing its contributions with the world.
Sponsors & Partners: Our sponsors and partners include the International Society for Analysis, its Applications and Computation (ISAAC), the Department of Mathematics at Universidad del Valle in Colombia, and the Ghent Analysis and PDE Center. Since 2024, we are also honored to receive funding through grants awarded by the International Mathematical Union (IMU).
Visit the website of our conferences where you will find the videos of the talks completely free of charge!
Our history (click here!)
It all began in 2020 with the creation of the International Conference: Multidisciplinary Aspects in Mathematics and its Applications (ICMAM) at the Universidad del Valle, in Cali-Colombia. This conference brought together mathematicians across diverse fields, fostering collaboration and sharing groundbreaking research. By 2022, the conference had grown significantly, drawing an expansive community of mathematicians from Latin America and beyond. From this success, ICMAM Latin America (International Community of Mathematicians from Latin America) was born—a thriving community dedicated to advancing mathematics in the region.
ICMAM Latin America is an inclusive organization where every mathematician can join for free. Our mission goes beyond fostering a strong network; we are committed to highlighting the achievements of women mathematicians in the region, amplifying their voices and contributions to the field. Additionally, we work tirelessly to promote the work of young mathematicians and established researchers, providing a platform for their contributions through our activities, conferences, and publication opportunities.
Today, ICMAM Latin America stands as a hub for mathematical innovation and collaboration, proudly showcasing the talent and potential of Latin America’s mathematical community.