Useful Links

Mathematics:

• An Invitation to Noncommutative Algebra: a great introduction to noncommutative algebra, written by Chelsea Walton. Here are the slides of her NAM Lecture at the 2021 Joint Mathematics Meetings.

• Women in Noncommutative Algebra and Representation Theory (WINART): A resource for women mathematicians whose research interests lie in Noncommutative Algebra and Representation Theory, with conference information.

• Conferences & Meetings in Algebra: This site lists upcoming conferences in algebra and related areas.

• Meetings related to representation theory of algebras

• Commutative Algebra Community: resources for Commutative Algebra, with conference information.

• Researchseminars.org: due to COVID-19, many math seminars and conferences are now moved online. This opens to a wide range of participation and connection among mathematicians around the world. This site lists many current and upcoming math research talks.

• NEU Representation Theory and Related Topics Seminar

• MIT-NEU graduate student Representation Theory Seminar

• Southwest Local Algebra Meeting (SLAM)

• FD Seminar (every Thursdays)

• The RepNet Virtual Seminar (every Wednesdays)

• Math World: An encyclopedia of mathematics.

• Wolfram|Alpha: An online mathematics computational tool.

Undergraduate Student Opportunities:

• Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) programs: for first and second year college students

• Summer REU and Internship programs: for every math students

• Math REU programs (for summer 2021)

• NSF REU Sites

--- Please note that some of this (REU) information may be out-of-date, and all of it is subject to change. Visiting these websites directly and contacting the organizers is a great way to get more up-to-date information.

• Undergraduate Math Conferences

• MIT Open Course Ware

• MITx - Free online courses from MIT

• Online Undergraduate Resource Fair for the Advancement in Academia of Marginalized Mathematicians (OURFA^2M^2): a very inspiring, resourceful, and fun conference for undergraduate students (and everyone).

Fun & Inspirational:

• Mathematics for Human Flourishing: an inspirational speech, written and delivered by Francis Su, on the occasion of his MAA Presidential Retiring Address at 2017 JMM.

• The Lesson of GRACE in Teaching: great reading, written by Francis Su, on the occasion of his 2013 Haimo Award lecture.

• Living Proof: Stories of Resilience Along the Mathematical Journey (edited by Allison Henrich, Emille Lawrence, Matthew Pons, and David Taylor) -- free download on MAA/AMS website.

• Navigating Collaboration: presentation by Chelsea Walton at the MAA Invited Address Talk, 2021 JMM.

• Math Fun Facts: created by Francis Su.

• PhD Comics: A comic strip by engineering Ph.D. Jorge Cham.

• Focus on Diversity: an interview with the founders of the Mathematically Gifted and Black (MGB) site, conducted by Dandrielle Cherie Lewis.