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The Early Career Program of ICMAM Latin America is an initiative designed to support and connect promising young mathematicians from Latin America and the Caribbean (and from abroad) with a strong research potential and international projection. This program provides early-career researchers the opportunity to become actively involved in ICMAM activities, benefit from mentorship by senior members of ICMAM Latin America, and receive guidance to pursue master's and PhD studies in institutions that collaborate with ICMAM Latin America. Candidates/applicants or international institutions wishing to propose a candidate to this program, please contact to our scientific director:
Duvan Cardona
(duvan.cardonasanchez@ugent.be/duvanc306@gmail.com).
ICMAM Young Researchers
Manuel Alejandro Martinez Flores
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Universidad del Valle de Guatemala, Guatemala,
Field: Harmonic Analysis
ICMAM Young Researcher 2025
Andrea V. Hurtado Quiceno
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RPTU Kaiserslautern
Germany,
Field: Stochastic Analysis
ICMAM Young Researcher 2025
Juan Pablo López
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Universidad del Valle,
Colombia,
Field: Harmonic Analysis
ICMAM Young Researcher 2025
Jhoan Sierra
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Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia,
Field: Combinatorics
ICMAM Young Researcher 2025
Lina Martínez
Website
Universidad del Valle, Colombia,
Field: Topology
ICMAM Young Researcher 2025
Andrés Felipe Uribe Zapata
Website Institute of Discrete Mathematics and Geometry, at TU Wien, Austria,
Field: Logic
ICMAM Young Researcher 2025
Adriana Salinas
Website
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia,
Field: Combinatorics
ICMAM Young Researcher 2025
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