AIM's goal is to advance mathematical knowledge through collaboration, to broaden participation in the mathematical endeavor, and to increase the awareness of the contributions of the mathematical sciences to society. We are a U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) supported research institute Our mission →
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2026 Summer Math Fair and 32nd birthday celebration
AIM’s third annual Math Fair will be held on Saturday June 27 on the lawn outside Caltech Hall on the Caltech campus.
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AIM at JMM 2026 in Washington, DC
AIM is proud to be a JMM partner. Each year, AIM sponsors Special Sessions tied to AIM activities (workshops, SQuaREs, Research Communities, and Special Programs) along with an Invited Address associated with the Alexanderson Award, and two receptions. In 2026, look for these AIM-Sponsored activi...
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AIM's Math Fair 2025
The 2025 AIM Math Fair was held on Saturday June 28 on the lawns surrounding Caltech Hall on the Caltech campus.More than 700 gathered to learn new mathematical games, tackle challenging puzzles, and participate in large-scale collaborative construction projects. “It was a day of celebrating the...
Upcoming Workshops
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Gibbsian line ensembles
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Geometric properties of Hilbert schemes
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Regional MTC leaders' workshop
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Mathematical modeling of tumor-immune dynamics and immunotherapies
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Mathematical foundations for AI agents in complex environments
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Modularity and quantum topology
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Generalized logics and inner models
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Categorification of Verma modules and q-series invariants of 3-manifolds
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Probabilistic methods, random matrices, and L-functions
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Themes and trends in structural graph theory
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Uniform Roe algebras: structure and invariants
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New frontiers in dispersive integrable equations
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Graph homomorphism inequalities
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Interactions between discrete and large topological groups
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Nonabelian aspects of arithmetic statistics
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Non-Archimedean methods in complex geometry
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Explicit methods for Soergel bimodules
