Sponsoring Government Agencies

MSRI was founded by the National Science Foundation in a national competition held in 1979. The NSF continues to provide generous support, and remains the primary source of MSRI's operating funds.

The material on this website is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under the grants listed below. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

Annual Reports

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• 2005-06 (PDF file 2.1MB)
• 2006-07 (PDF file 3.4MB)
• 2007-08 (PDF file 5.7MB)
• 2008-09 (PDF file 9.3MB)
• 2005-10 Summary & 2009-10 Detailed Report (PDF file 6.83MB)

• 2010-11 (PDF file 10.4MB)
• 2011-12 (PDF file 17.7MB)
  
• 2012-13 (PDF file 12.5MB)

The National Security Agency has provided support for participants in our programs, as well as support for various workshops at MSRI.

The material on this website is based upon work supported by the National Security Agency under the grants listed below. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Security Agency.

• H98230-08-1-0066_2007–08 (PDF file 102KB)
• H98230-09-1-0095_2009–10 (PDF file 158KB)
• H98230-10-1-0242_2010–11 (PDF file 481KB)

• H98230-08-1-0007_Introductory Workshop on the Representation Theory of Finite Groups
• H98230-08-1-0011_Lie Theory
• H98230-08-1-0014_Introductory Workshop on Combinatorial Representation Theory
• H98230-09-1-0069_Tropical Structures in Geometry and Physics
• H98230-10-1-0189_Connections for Women: An Introduction to Random Matrices
• H98230-11-1-0232_Connections for Women: Discrete Lattice Models in Mathematics, Physics, and Computing
• H98230-11-1-0239_Introductory Workshop on Lattice Models and Combinatorics
• H98230-11-1-0231_Random Walks and Random Media