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Participate in the online CIMPA course by Professor Essomanda Konzou

Professor Essomanda Konzou (Université de Lomé, Togo) will give a course on " Lois gaussiennes inverses généralisées et méthode de Stein " from November 8 to 10, 2021.

On Zoom:

November 8 - From 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm (Paris time)

November 9 - From 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm (Paris time)

November 10 - From 10am to 12am (Paris time)

You can participate in the online course by registering directly to the following email address: news@cimpa.info.

Participate in the online CIMPA course by Professor Somayeh Moradi

Professor Somayeh Moradi (Ilam University, Iran) will give a course on "Multiplicity Theory and Ideals of König Type" from November 2 to 5, 2021.

On Zoom:

November 2 - From 2pm to 4pm (Paris time)
November 3 - From 10am to 12am (Paris time)
November 4 - From 2pm to 4pm (Paris time)
November 5 - From 2pm to 4pm (Paris time)

You can participate in the online course by registering directly to the following email address: news@cimpa.info.

 Discover the programme of CIMPA courses given by the Research in Pairs laureates!

 

For 3 months, CIMPA will host, for the first time, the laureates of the "Research in Pairs" programme, who will come one after the other to record a course at the CIMPA premises.

The Research in Pairs programme gives mathematics researchers based in a developing country the opportunity to come to Europe to collaborate with a colleague for a period of at least 6 weeks. During this period, the two people are expected to work together on a well-substantiated research project, mainly at the European colleague's institution.

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