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Find the latest opportunities for collaboration between Canada and France here.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Session for a \u201cMathematics for AI\u201d Conference<\/h3>\n

Through its international strategy, the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) has established a Federation of International Research Laboratories (IRLs) in Mathematics across the America (MathAm<\/a>) with laboratories in Chile, Uruguay, Canada, Brazil, and Mexico.
\nThe Federation is organizing its first MathAm Conference dedicated to Mathematics for Artificial Intelligence (Math4AI), to be held at the Center for Mathematical Modeling (CMM) in Santiago, Chile from April 12 to 16, 2027.<\/p>\n

The Math4AI Conference aims to bring together world-leading experts in the mathematical foundations of Artificial Intelligence, along with researchers from across the region and from a broad range of mathematical disciplines. It will address some of the main questions and recent developments in mathematics for Artificial Intelligence, fostering new scientific networks and strengthening mathematical capacity throughout the Americas to address the scientific challenges posed by AI technologies and their profound impact on science, industry, and society.<\/p>\n

The Organizing Committee would like to invite members of the IRLs (including members of the CRM) to submit proposals for thematic sessions. The instructions are detailed below.<\/p>\n

The deadline for the submissions is October the 30th.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Session proposals<\/span>
\nEach proposal must provide:
\n– A Session Title
\n– The name and contact information of a Session organizer from the corresponding IRL. Organizers do not need to be speakers.
\nSessions proposals must be sent by email to Maia FRASER<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Participants<\/span>
\n– A session could consist in 3-4 talks of around 30 min.
\n– The proposal must include at least 2 names of possible speakers who would be likely to participate if invited.
\n– Proposed speakers should in principle have their own funding.
\n– Proposed participants need not to be all members of IRLs.<\/p>\n

Evaluation<\/span>
\nThese proposals will be analyzed by members of the Organizing Committee, who
\n– Will select the sessions
\n– Possibly suggest merges,
\ntaking into consideration the thematic pertinence and diversity, proximities, balance, and logistic or budgetary constraints.<\/p>\n

Acceptance<\/span>
\nThe Organizing Committee will contact the Session organizer and communicate their decision or recommendations by mid-November. The Session Organizer will contact the speakers and confirm their participation (and find alternatives if needed) by the end of december.<\/p>\n

Samuel-De Champlain Program 2027-2028<\/h3>\n

The Program aims to contribute to the excellence of Franco-Quebec university and scientific cooperation, its development, and dissemination. Particular attention will be given to projects initiating new collaborations.<\/p>\n

The Program supports mobility between France and Quebec, in order to:<\/p>\n