The Johns Hopkins Junior Number Theory Days are a two-day workshop in Number Theory, where the speakers are either PhD students who are graduating, or post-docs who recently graduated. It aims to bring together strong, promising young researchers in Number Theory and neighboring fields, and to give them an opportunity to showcase their work.

Associate Professor Emily Riehl writes in Scientific American about how mathematicians have expanded category theory, which shows new connections among mathematical concepts.

Congratulations to Professor Yiannis Sakellaridis, who has been asked to give an invited talk at next summer's International Congress of Mathematicians in St. Petersburg, Russia. He will speak in the Lie Theory and Generalizations section.

The Fall 2021 Algebra and Number Theory Day, organized jointly by the University of Maryland and the Johns Hopkins University, will be held on Saturday, September 11, 2021 at Johns Hopkins University. The speakers will be David Ben-Zvi (University of Texas at Austin), Jayce Getz (Duke University), Ivan Loseu (Yale University), Mona Merling (University of Pennsylvania), and Carl Wang-Erickson (University of Pittsburgh).

A memorial tribute to our late colleague Steve Zucker, who passed away two years ago, has appeared in the August 2021 issue of the Notices of the American Mathematical Society.

This fall, 15 undergraduate math courses will be offered by the department starting Monday August 30th.  Courses are online, 4 credits each, and open to high school or visiting JHU […]

The Spring 2021 Algebra and Number Theory Day will be held on Saturday, April 24, 2021, online. The speakers will be Jarod Alper (Washington), Chandrashekhar Khare (UCLA), Bao Le Hung […]