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November 25 - 27, 2009

Analysis of Directional Data with Applications to Biomechanics and Biomedical Imaging
This workshop explores statistical problems arising in experiments where the sample space is a non commutative Lie Group. It focuses on two specific areas, biomechanics and medical imaging.| Read more | Register
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November 30 - December 3, 2009
First Bavaria-Quebec Mathematical Meeting
One of the goals of our meeting is to bring together mathematicians from Bavaria and Quebec sharing common mathematical interests. This times, our talks will be devoted to Complex Analysis in general, real and complex Approximation Theory and some topics on the Riemann Zeta function. | Read more
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Luc Vinet Receives the
Armand-Frappier Scientific Prize
The mathematician and physicist Luc Vinet has been presented with the Armand-Frappier Prize for the year 2009. This prize represents the highest award given by the Quebec Government to persons who have had an active research career and have contributed to the creation or development of research institutions or to the administration and promotion of research institutions.
Luc Vinet has had a lasting impact on academic life in Montreal and Quebec. He was director of the CRM (he still is a member) from 1993 to 1999, provost and vice-principal, research, of McGill University from 1999 to 2005 and rector of the Université de Montréal since 2005. He also has remained a highly active member of the mathematical physics community. | Read more | Biography
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Mathematical Problems in Imaging Science: From the Neuronal to the Quantum World - August - December 2009
During the last 20 years, biomedical and biomolecular imaging have played an increasing role as it becomes more and more accurate both in time and space. | Read more
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Number Theory as Experimental and Applied Science - January - April 2010
The year 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of Eugene Wigner’s famous essay on the “unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences”. | Read more
Geometric, Combinatorial and Computational Group Theory - July - December 2010
The 2010 Fall Semester will be devoted to developments in geometric, algorithmic, asymptotic group theory and applications. We will bring people from various branches of mathematics and computer science together to work on some open questions in the field from a fresh viewpoint. | Read More
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