Welcome to Mathelogics Symposium – Edition 2:

Demystifying the Complexities of Maths

Ignite curiosity | Unlock potential | Explore the beauty of Mathematics

We are thrilled to present Mathelogics Symposium – Edition 2, an immersive and engaging event crafted to demystify the complexities of this fascinating subject.

This  event brings together students, educators, and renowned mathematical researchers, offering online workshops and plenary lectures that will inspire a deeper understanding of math research.

Mathelogics promises to be an unforgettable experience, expanding horizons, and nurturing a lifelong love for mathematics. Join us as we demystify the complexities of Math and inspire the next generation of mathematical thinkers.

Please join all the meetings by clicking below the following zoom meeting link 
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Meeting ID: 868 8628 3214 Passcode: nmsjaipur

WHY JOIN US ?

Mathelogics – Edition 2 has been meticulously crafted to enhance students comprehension of math research through an engaging curriculum. Throughout the symposium, participants will embark on a journey to explore various aspects of math research, guided by expert facilitators and mentors.

“Participants will gain valuable insights, deepen their understanding, and ignite their passion for mathematics. This symposium fosters critical thinking, innovation, and teamwork, empowering young mathematicians to explore the limitless possibilities of this captivating subject.

Get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey into the captivating world of mathematics!”

Flow of event

17th July 2023:

11:00 AM – 11:10 AM: Opening Ceremony

11:10 AM – 11:50 AM: Keynote Speaker – Prof. Ashish Kumar Upadhyay (BHU) Topic : Some Interesting Problems in Mathematics. 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Workshop- Getting started with math research and identifying research questions.

18th July 2023:

11:00 AM – 11:10 AM: Reiterate the previous day’s session for the first 10 minutes

11:10 AM – 11:50 AM: Keynote Speaker – Dr. Priyanka Harjule (MNIT-Jaipur) Topic : Math:  A language for understanding the world 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Workshop- Research methods and instruments.

19th July 2023:

11:00 AM – 11:10 AM: Reiterate the previous day’s session for the first 10 minutes

11:10 AM – 11:50 AM: Keynote Speaker – Dr. Ashutosh Rai (IIT-Delhi) Topic :  What is computer science? 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Workshop- References and Resources, Q&A

20th July 2023:

5:00 PM: Deadline for Research Proposal Submission

21st July 2023:

Before 7:00 PM: Selected students (50% of the total) will be informed to draft a 500-800 word Modelling Paper.

23rd July 2023:

Midnight: Deadline for Modelling Paper Submission (500-800 words)

25th July 2023:

10:00 AM: Deadline for selected participants (50% of the total) to prepare their presentations (PPT) Midnight: PPT Submission

26th July 2023:

10.00 AM- 2.00 PM: Final Presentations and Result declaration.

MENTOR

 

PRIYAMVADA DAS

IB examiner and moderator, course outline reader, workshop leader, and IB exchange author.
Priyamvada holds a Master’s degree in Mathematics from St Stephen’s College  Priyamvada has 25 years of experience in teaching. Her journey with IB started in 2005. She has held several positions- team leader mathematics, TOK coordinator, middle school coordinator,continuum coordinator and Head of Inclusion. She is also a visiting faculty in Azim Premji University.She has been a workshop leader for IB in the Asia Pacific Region since 2016 and has conducted over 20 including those in Mathematics, Concepts and Inquiry,Approaches to teaching and learning and Culture of thinking and assessments. She has authored materials for the IB Exchange is currently working as a part of a core team planning a IB math symposium at Stuttgart Germany.Even after many years of being in this profession, her love for this profession has only increased and she feels she grows with every experience.

SPEAKERS

Prof. Ashish Upadhyay 

Prof. Ashish Upadhyay is currently a Professor at Banaras Hindu University. After obtaining his graduate degrees in Mathematics from University of Allahabad and PhD from IISc Bangalore, Prof. Upadhyay worked in institutions like BITS-Pilani, IIIT Allahabad and IIT Patna. He joined BHU in the year 2020. Prof. Upadhyay’s  research area is Topology and Algebra.

 

Dr. Priyanka

Dr. Priyanka is a mathematician, working as Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics, NIT Jaipur and visiting faculty at IIIT Kota. She is also the founder and coordinator of the e-Learning and Data Analytics (eLDA) lab, IIIT Kota. She holds a Ph.D degree from NIT Jaipur in applied Mathematics. Her academic interests are fractional calculus, machine learning and image processing. She is also engaged in various forms of science communication, international collaborations and outreach activities which you can find at https://mnit.ac.in/dept_math/profile?fid=RqqN

Dr. Ashutosh Rai

Dr. Ashutosh is an assistant professor at IIT Delhi, working in the area of Theoretical Computer Science. He obtained his PhD from IMSc Chennai, and did two postdocs in Hong Kong and Prague. He likes talking about mathematics, and sciences in general, and thinks that the younger generation having a scientific temperament is very important for the future. He is also interested in good movies, literature and music, and can be found consuming one of these when he is not doing research.

Supporting Mentors

Pronay Dey

Age: 23
Education Qualifications: MSc Mathematics from The LNMIIT, UG in BSc (Honours) Mathematics from Delhi University
Interests: Commutative Algebra and Linear Algebra
Experience: Teaching Assistant at The LNMIIT, Research Assistant at Ndeavours Research.

Anulya P

Age :22
Current Education: MA economics, Ashoka University
Education Qualifications: Post graduation diploma in Research in Ashoka Scholars Program, UG in BSc Mathematics 
Interest: Research, 
Work Experience: Teaching Assistant, Research Assistant at Ashoka University.