Events
Each day there are various mathematical events in Bonn. They address professors, postdocs, students, and the general public.
HIM Programs
Research at the Hausdorff Research Institute for Mathematics (HIM) is devoted to all areas of mathematics, mathematical economics, and interactions of mathematics with other sciences. It is carried out by guest scientists who take part in Trimester Programs (TP) or Junior Trimester Programs (JTP).
Hausdorff School
Within the Hausdorff School for Advanced Studies in Mathematics (HSM) we offer a series of comprehensive courses on various topics of contemporary research in mathematics and theoretical economics for PhD students and postdocs from all over the world. We offer financial support for external participants.
Workshops
Numerous international workshops, conferences, and topical schools take place throughout the year.
Hausdorff Kolloquium
In the Hausdorff Kolloquium elected speakers are invited to present their work to Bonn's mathematical community.
Lipschitz Lectures
Felix Klein Lectures
Plücker Lectures
The lectures specifically address graduate students in applied and pure mathematics and thus create an opportunity for interactions across the research areas.
Toeplitz Kolloquium
The lectures address a general mathematical audience consisting of teachers, researchers, mathematics educators, historians of mathematics and all other people that are interested in mathematical culture.
Poster Exhibitions
The annual BIGS Poster exhibitions for PhD student stimulate discussions with other students and provide an overview of the wide variety of doctoral theses in Bonn.
Public Events
The Hausdorff Center frequently organizes events for the public to communicate the fascination of mathematics to a wider audience.