The Journée Carrières en Mathématiques 2023 (Career Day) will take place on Thursday, May 25, 2023 from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm at Sorbonne University (4 place Jussieu, Paris 5^e), in rooms 15/25- 102 and 15/25-104.

This day is organized under the frame of the program COFUND MathInParis2020, in partnership with Association Bernard Gregory (ABG). 

Program

9:30-9:45 Welcome speeches

MathInParis2020 laureates for call 2021 are:

ADOGBO Gnonnan Jean-Paul
AMBROGI Elena
CAROZZA Eliana
CHEN Liangying
DE GENNARO Daniele
FLYNN-CONNOLLY Oisín
KASUM Obrad
LANDIM DE SOUZA LEÃO Thiago
LUDWIG Stefan
MANARA Giulia
MARINO Laura
MORELLINI Umberto
NGUYEN Thi Quynh Nga
PHAM Ngo Thanh Dat
PINET Théo
SCHUBACK Nelson
SHAO Kexin
SILVA Eduardo
SPACEK Renato
ZODJI Sagbo Marcel

MathInParis2020 laureates for call 2022 are:

BASAK Dianthe
COSENZA Alessandro
COSTA Odylo
DE MELO RUIZ João Rafael
GEMIDA Eleanor
LEJTREGER Joaquín
LI Zhenghui
LÓPEZ RIVERA Pablo
LOYOLA Cristóbal
MEDHI Abhigyan Writwik
MEDINA RODRIGUEZ Richard
MILICICH Mariana
NGUYEN Minh Hang
PICCIONE Pietro
PRATALI Francesca
REISACH Alexander
SOTO MORENO Paulo Andrés
SUCIU Florin
ULMER Jakob
ZIVIANI Luca

Find all the answers to frenquently asked questions about the COFUND MathInParis call for application in this section of the FSMP website.

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Application

Can I change something after submitting the application?

Yes. You'll receive by email a password after submitting your application. Thanks to your email address and the password you'll receive, you'll be able to change anything you want in your file until the end of the application procedure. 

Pay attention : the password is also given online once you submit your application.

What is a resume/CV?

It is a written description of your work experience, educational background and skills.

The founders and scientific partners of Fondation Sciences Mathématiques de Paris (FSMP) are:

• Sorbonne Université (SU),
• Université de Paris (fusion of Université Paris‑Diderot (UPD, P7) and l'Université Paris‑Descartes (P5)),
• Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS),
• Inria,
• Université Sorbonne Paris Nord (P13),
• Université Paris 1 - Panthéon‑Sorbonne,
• Paris Sciences & Lettres, with l'École Normale Supérieure (ENS), l'Université Paris‑Dauphine (P9), Collège de France, plus teams of Ecole des Mines, Observatoire de Paris and EHESS.

Your research can be hosted in one of these laboratories or in one of the Inria teams. (The complete list is available here).

Researchers in our laboratories mainly work on :

General Pure Mathematics

• Algebra : DMA, IMJ-PRG
• Algebraic Topology and Geometry : DMA, IMJ-PRG, INRIA, LAGA
• Analysis and Operators Algebras: DMA, CEREMADE, IMJ-PRG, LJLL
• Arithmetic-Number Theory : DMA, IMJ-PRG, LAGA 
• Combinatorics and Optimization : DI ENS, IMJ-PRG, IRIF
• Differential geometry : DMA, CEREMADE,  IMJ-PRG
• Logic and Foundations : DMA, IMJ-PRG
• Dynamical systems, Ordinary Differential Equation and applications : ASD, CAMS, CEREMADE, DMA, IMJ-PRG, LAGA, LPSM

History of Mathematics 

• CAMS, IMJ-PRG

General Applied Mathematics  

• Applied Functional Analysis : CEREMADE, LJLL, SAMM   
• Non linear analysis and Partial Differential Equation :  CAMS, CEREMADE, DMA, IMJ-PRG, INRIA, LAGA, LJLL, SAMM
• Mathematical optimization, optimal control theory and applications : CEREMADE, DMA, IMJ-PRG, INRIA, LJLL, SAMM
• Numerical analysis : CEREMADE, INRIA, LJLL