The AMS is hosting a webinar this Friday, October 16, at 2:00 PM, on how to find and compare mathematics graduate programs. Ideal for students, faculty, and advisors. Do you have a question about graduate programs? Leave it in the comments. Register at link in comments

Proud to have Suzanne Barnes announced as a 2026 Info-Tech IT Impact Award winner by Info-Tech Research Group. Suzanne and her team received this award for delivering exceptional value to our business and achieving high scores in stakeholder satisfaction. Congratulations! Learn more. Links below.

Have you updated your MathSciNet author profile recently? Authors may update their own author profiles with the native script version of their name, a personal photo, personal email, and URL! #MathSciNetMonday #MathSciNet30 #MathSciNet

Marcus Khuri, Stony Brook University, will give an Invited Address on “Geometric Inequalities and Black Holes” today at the AMS SE Sectional meeting at Kennesaw State University. Read more: https://meetings.ams.org/math/fall2026se/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/59141

Help future graduate students learn about your program using the AMS’ free Find Graduate Programs (FGP) in the Mathematical Sciences platform! Create a listing today at https://www.ams.org/find-graduate-programs or get in touch with us at gradprg-ad@ams.org to update a current listing.

Attending the AMS Fall Southeastern Sectional Meeting at Kennesaw State University today? Don't miss Maia Martcheva, University of Florida, who will give an invited address, “Can We End the HIV Epidemic by 2030?” Read More: https://meetings.ams.org/math/fall2026se/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/59140

Looking for the right mathematics graduate program? Or helping students find theirs? The AMS is hosting a webinar on how to find and compare mathematics graduate programs. Ideal for students, faculty, and advisors. 📅 Oct 16 🕒 2:00 PM Register at link in comments

Read the American Mathematical Society's response to The New York Times’ reporting that the National Science Foundation (NSF) withheld approximately 1.4 billion in research funding. Visit our website to read the full statement. Link in comments.

The latest issue of Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, Volume: 154, Issue Number: 12 is now available. Link in comments.

Learn about funding opportunities within the NSF MPS Mathematical Sciences Research Programs Webinar on Wednesday, October 7! Link in comments.

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Day 1 of the Eastern Sectional Meeting at George Washington University was filled with collaboration, learning, and connection. Thank you to our volunteers, presenters, and everyone who made this possible!

Congratulations to David Kazhdan and Joseph Bernstein, winners of the 2026 Wolf Prize in Mathematics, “for foundational work on representation theory, automorphic forms and algebraic geometry, and their role in creating geometric representation theory.” wolffund.org.il/the-wolf-pri...

The 2026 Fall Eastern Sectional Meeting starts tomorrow! George Washington University, Washington, DC October 3–4 Check out the program and learn more about the meeting. Visit the AMS Bookstore during the meeting for a special discount on AMS titles. Links in comments.

Graduate Student Travel Grants applications for the 2027 JMM are now open. These grants offer partial support for travel, lodging, and subsistence. Visit our website to see guidelines, including grant amounts, deadlines, eligibility, and restrictions. Link in comments.

Mark Saul takes us through Ireland during the Irish National Maths Week. Every year, mathematicians and math enthusiasts do school visits, with lectures and workshops for students and teachers, and bring math to the wider public. https://ow.ly/Kw7U50ZOiaS

You now have more time to apply to fund your research. Application closes October 5 for the Joan and Joseph Birman Fellowship for the Advancement of Women Scholars, the Claytor-Gilmer Fellowship, the AMS Centennial Fellowship, and the Stefan Bergman Fellowship. Link in comments.

Register for National Science Foundation Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences Informational Webinar on Wednesday, October 7! The event will focus on the MPS Mathematical Sciences Research Programs funding opportunity, which covers more than a dozen programs. Link in comments.

Did you miss the latest issue of “Between the Margins” – the quarterly newsletter from AMS Publications? Catch up on news about AI and mathematics, MathSciNet at the ICM, author and editor interviews, and more.

AMS elections close Sep 30! AMS members, your email from Aug 10 has your ballot link. Read about the candidates and submit your choices. Your voice helps steer the Society. Link in comments.

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Washington, DC, we’ll see you soon! Join us at the 2026 Fall Eastern Sectional Meeting at George Washington University, October 3–4. Visit the AMS Bookstore during the meeting for a special discount on AMS titles Browse early: https://ow.ly/TV5n50ZR1eW

Graduate Students! Are you in need of financial assistance to attend the 2027 JMM? Graduate Student Travel support is available! Apply today for partial support for travel, lodging, and meals for the 2027 JMM. Learn more on our website. Link in comments.

Final bell! The AMS back-to-school sale ends today, September 25! Save up to 35% on select mathematics titles and check a few more books off your reading, teaching, or research list. Shop the sale : https://bookstore.ams.org/books-on-sale

The deadline for proposing a Special Session for the Joint International Meeting of the Real Sociedad Matemática Española and the American Mathematical Society in Santiago de Compostelo, Spain, is September 30. Start your proposal submission at https://citmaga.usc.es/rsmeams2027/

In “Global Geometric Structures: From Abstraction to Construction, Visualization, and Applications,” Hui Zhao introduces and defines an emerging research area of Computational Discrete Global Geometric Structures (CDGGS). Read more: https://ow.ly/woJM50ZQVWV

Only two days left to save! Pick up Optimal Control: A Differential Equations Approach by Stewart Johnson before the AMS Back-to-School Sale ends. Save up to 35% on select titles through September 25. Shop before the sale ends. https://bookstore.ams.org/view?ProductCode=TEXT/75

Add J. I. Hall’s Introduction to Lie Algebras: Finite and Infinite Dimension to your mathematics library for less during the AMS Back-to-School Sale. With just a few days left to save up to 35% on select titles, now’s the time to order. Sale ends September 25: https://ow.ly/SrGl50ZO1Ft

The latest issue of Journal of the American Mathematical Society, Volume Number: 40, Issue Number: 1 is now available: http://www.ams.org/jams/2027-40-01

Mikhail Khovanov, Johns Hopkins University, will give an Invited Address, “Problems and advances in categorification and link homology,” at the AMS Eastern Sectional Meeting at George Washington University on Sunday, October 4. Learn more. Link in comments.