Conference Program

Registration and coffee

Welcome

New museums panorama

Lunch break

Keynote speaker: Nicky Case

Innovation in math museums and math outreach

Coffee break

Math bazaar cocktail session

Conference dinner
(optional, additional fee)

Hot topic morning: Climate change, Health

Keynote speaker: Tim Chartier

Lunch break

Diversity and inclusion

Coffee break

Panel: Math communication networks

Cultural activity
(optional)

Welcome and coffee

Keynote speaker: Olivier Druet

Hot topic morning: Artificial Intelligence, Social Equity

Lunch break

Panel: Mathematics engagement and funding

Keynote speaker: Olga Paris-Romaskevich

Coffee break

Collaborative creative session

Closing session

Keynote Speakers

Nicky Case makes games and interactives that help people learn through play about topics like game theory, mental health, being a queer person of color, epidemiology, math, voting systems and more.

Olivier Druet is a mathematician and director of the House of Mathematics and Informatics, going from Lyon to all of France to spread mathematical culture.

Tim Chartier is the 2022-23 Distinguished Visiting Professor for the Public Dissemination of Mathematics at the National Museum of Mathematics, sports analytics expert, and professionally trained mime.

Olga Paris-Romaskevich is a mathematician in Marseille, drawing math in the streets with the Vagabond Mathematics association, and telling stories of women in mathematics in Russia with her project математика.

Open calls

Take the stage

We are looking for engaging 10-minute talks that provide insights into current mathematics communication activities, upcoming projects, or new ideas.

The call is open to all topics, but we encourage proposals connected to one of our featured topics: Climate Change, AI, Health, Diversity, Inclusion, Social Equity, New Museums/Exhibits, and Innovation.

Submit your proposal before June 13.

Full details and submission form

Be part of our Math Bazaar

The Math Bazaar is a lively informal space for sharing your work and surprising participants while enjoying cocktails.

Show an object, exhibit, piece of art, puzzle, magic trick, song, or more!

Submit your proposal before June 13.

Full details and submission form

Meet us in Paris!

Aug 31 - Sep 2, 2022

Institut Henri Poincaré
11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie
75005 Paris, France

Conference fee: EUR 180.

There is also a reduced fee of EUR 100 for students and special groups (please send a message indicating the reason you apply for this discount to [email protected]).

A limited number of sponsored tickets and travel grants for participants who would like to attend and cannot afford it will be awarded by the organizing team. To apply please send us a request letter explaining why you need support before June 15.