Resources

Many AIM activities produce materials which can serve as long-term resources for the wider community

Problem lists

A defining feature of an AIM-style workshop is the Monday afternoon problem discussion session, in which the workshop participants discuss interesting research problems. Many of the lists of open problems are available and continue to serve as a source of possible research questions.

Preprints and published papers

Papers resulting from AIM activities are collected in the AIM reprint list. Once published, the official citations are preserved on the published papers list.

Lecture videos

AIM workshops have only two talks each day, often providing background and introductory material on teh workshop topic. Our videos page provides recording of more than 1000 of these lectures.

Open textbook initiative

Are you concerned about the high cost of textbooks but unsure how to determine which low-cost alternatives are of high quality? The AIM Editorial Board has developed objective criteria for evaluating open textbooks and identified suitable textbooks for more than 20 standard undergraduate courses. Visit the Open textbook initiative website.

Math careers advice

Are you a finishing graduate student or postdoc in math looking to start an acedimic career, or do you know womeone who is? If so, our advice and videos will be useful.