Acknowledged as the premier center for collaborative mathematical research, MSRI organizes and hosts semester-length (or two-semesters duration) Programs that become the leading edge in that field of study. Mathematicians worldwide come to the Institute to engage in the research of classical fundamental mathematics, modern applied mathematics, statistics, computer science, and other mathematical sciences. Upcoming MSRI Programs are listed as well as past Programs.
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Workshops

Upcoming MSRI Workshops are listed in addition to past Workshops, which are searchable by year.
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Summer Graduate Workshops

Every summer MSRI organizes several summer graduate workshops (usually two weeks each), most of which are held at MSRI. Attending one of these workshops can be a very motivating and exciting experience for a student: participants have often said that it was the first experience where they felt like real mathematicians, interacting with other students and mathematicians in their field. Applicants from MSRI Academic Sponsoring Institutions and all US institutes are welcome to participate. MSRI covers the travel and local expenses of up to three students, who are nominated by the Director of Graduate Studies at sponsoring institutions.
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Seminars

A list of MSRI Seminars with schedules of speakers, if available, that meet regularly at MSRI.
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Events

Find out about upcoming Public Events, which in previous presentations have featured eminent mathematicians, prominent playwrights, distinguished authors, celebrated actors, and notable artists and musicians. Or, peruse a list of past MSRI sponsored events.
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Past Projects

These are MSRI sponsored projects including our Journalist in Residence Program and our hugely successful Puzzles on Wheels Program.
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Math Circles & Bay Area Mathematics Olympiad (BAMO)

The Berkeley Math Circle (BMC) and the San Francisco Math Circle (SFMC) is intended for talented middle- and high-school students who are interested in extending their mathematical knowledge and skills well beyond what their curriculum offers. The Bay Area Mathematical Olympiad (BAMO) is an annual competition among 250 Bay Area middle- and high-school students.
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