[Auburn Alabama] Macaulay2 at Auburn

Join us for a collaborative workshop bringing together graduate students, postdocs, and faculty to develop Macaulay2 software for mathematical research. Participants will work in groups with expert project leaders, learn through hands-on coding and tutorials, and build new collaborations across algebra, geometry, and combinatorics. All levels of Macaulay2 experience are welcome.

Projects include toric geometry, matroids, quadratic forms, tropical intersections, and p-adic computation. The workshop offers opportunities to contribute to open-source mathematical software while learning new mathematics and practical development skills.

Apply by January 6, 2027, for funding consideration. See the workshop website  https://johndcobb.github.io/organizing/M2atAuburn/ for project descriptions and registration.
Organized by John Cobb, Sean Grate, and Michael Brown. Supported by NSF grant DMS-2625606.