Pacific Rim Conference on Mathematics

About Us

The Pacific Rim Conference on Mathematics (PRCM) was conceived in the middle 1990s by a group of mathematicians from over 17 major universities on the west coast of the United States, in China, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Korea, and Australia. One of the main impetuses for this is the recognition that the region of Pacific Rim is not only economically vibrant, but also becoming increasingly important in scientific research. The first PRCM was held in 1998.

The PRCM is intended to be a high-profile mathematical event covering a wide range of research areas which are actively being pursued at Pacific Rim universities. The objectives are to present the latest trends in mathematical research to a wide audience and to develop stronger ties between mathematicians in the Pacific Rim region.

Participating institutions

(01) City University of Hong Kong
(02) Academia Sinica (Taipei)
(03) Seoul National University
(04) National University of Singapore
(05) Fudan University
(06) Australian National University
(07) Stanford University
(08) UC Berkeley
(09) UC Los Angeles
(10) Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences (Canada)
(11) University of Auckland (New Zealand)
(12) Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (Santiago)
(13) Kyoto University / RIMS
(14) Tohoku University
(15) Meiji University
(16) Hokkaido University
(17) University of Tokyo