The PIMS Network Wide Courses programs helps share graduate level courses throughout the PIMS network. Registration for winter courses is now open. Application deadlines vary but begin in November.
Thematic Year
PIMS Thematic Year on Mathematics and Articial Intelligence
PIMS has designated 2026–2027 as the PIMS Thematic Year on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence.
Event
Emergent Research Seminar
Discover cutting-edge research by PIMS Postdoctoral Fellows—sign up now to attend our Emergent Research seminars.
News Article
Maths, Oceans & International Collaboration
Spotlight on the latest Maths & Oceans article from Paul Vigneaux, on residence at PIMS from France.
Event
PIMS Network Wide Colloquium
The 2026–2027 PIMS Network-Wide Colloquium speaker lineup has been announced. We invite you to join us for presentations from these distinguished speakers.
Newsletter
PIMS Connection
Stay connected to mathematical research, programs, and events across Canada and the international PIMS network.
News Article
PIMS-Supported Research Leads to Major Quantum Computing Initiative
Led by Dr. Steven Rayan, this initiative advances Canada’s growing leadership in quantum science.
Funding Available
PIMS-BIRS-Simons Travel Award
PIMS-BIRS-Simons Travel Award helps provides funding for researchers attending a BIRS 5-day (or longer) program to maximize the impact of their travel by visiting a PIMS site for collaboration.
The PIMS mandate is to promote excellent research and applications of the mathematical sciences, to facilitate the training of highly qualified personnel, to create an equitable, diverse and inclusive community in the mathematical sciences, to enrich public awareness of and education in mathematics and to create partnerships with similar organizations around the world.
The most intensely studied models of quantum gravity converge to metrics of negative curvature in the semiclassical limit. However, Einstein’s theory of gravity posits a positive curvature metric, and the gravity in our universe is believed to be of...
Abstract: It is not a new observation that the problem of finding gates for quantum computation, and the associated problem of quantum circuit synthesis, can be understood using mathematical tools that have developed in the Langlands program. In this...
Abstract: In recent years, nonlinear Black–Scholes equations have gained significant attention for their improved accuracy in option pricing, as they account for more realistic market conditions. These include factors such as transaction costs...
Abstract: The assignment problem pairs workers with tasks at the lowest total cost. But costs are often measured, estimated, and rounded. How much error can we tolerate? Classical sensitivity analysis furnishes an answer, but only after the fact. We...
For 30 years, PIMS has invested not only in mathematical research, but also in the people who will carry it forward. Supporting emerging researchers has been central to the PIMS mission since its...
Congratulations to UBC mathematician and longtime member of the PIMS community Joshua Zahl, who, together with Pablo Shmerkin, Tuomas Orponen and Hong Wang, has received a 2026 Clay Research Award for...
Congratulations to UBC mathematician Pablo Shmerkin, who, together with Joshua Zahl, Tuomas Orponen and Hong Wang, has received a 2026 Clay Research Award for work resolving two major problems in...