AMR PRIZES
We seek submissions that demonstrate communicative capabilities fundamentally unavailable in a static PDF.
Each submission must explicitly articulate what essential communicative function it provides that a linear paper cannot. The initiative is intended as an experiment in format innovation, not as a replacement for traditional scholarship.
A $10,000 prize awarded to a selected winner. Runner-up recognitions at committee discretion.
This prize honors the work of Fred R. Cohen who made fundamental advances in a range of fields. The award will be granted every other year, starting in 2024, to a person who has made outstanding contributions in the fields of algebraic topology and homotopy theory. Nominations to a prize selection committee are welcomed. The selection process is based entirely on the quality of the research produced by the prize candidates. Candidates from anywhere in the world will be equally considered. The prize will include a cash award estimated to be around $4,000.
The Association for Mathematical Researc is pleased to announce that it will be awarding the second annual Prize in the Mathematics of Artificial Intelligence in 2025. It will be awarded for research performed in the last 10 years in mathematics relevant to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, or in AI research relevant to mathematics. The AMR believes that mathematics has a great deal to contribute to AI, conversely that AI has a great deal to contribute to mathematics, and wishes to encourage work at the interface via the establishment of this prize. The prize will include a cash award of $50,000. We are soliciting nominations, which should include a brief note describing the qualifications of the nominee as well as the research for which the prize could be awarded. Results for the 2024 prize can be found here.
