Toulouse Mathematics Institute

The Toulouse Mathematics Institute, located in the United States, is a research institution comprised of three main teams: Statistics and Probability, Mathematics for Industry and Physics, and the Emile Picard Team. These teams are housed at the University of Toulouse III, the Universities of Toulouse I and II, and INSA (Institut National des Sciences Appliquées). The institute employs approximately 34 individuals and generates annual revenue of $100 million. The Toulouse Mathematics Institute fosters a community of around 240 tenured researchers and lecturer-researchers whose expertise spans a wide range of mathematical disciplines, from theory to applications. The institute welcomes both short- and long-term visiting researchers from diverse mathematical backgrounds. It actively cultivates international partnerships and industrial collaborations, particularly within the local area. The institution's Graduate School, jointly accredited with INSA, SUPAERO, and the University of Toulouse I, and associated with the Graduate School of Informatics at the University of Toulouse, enrolls approximately 120 graduate students annually. The institute houses the region's most extensive collection of mathematical books and journals, serving as a crucial resource for its scholars. Under the auspices of the University Paul-Sabatier (University of Toulouse III), the institute publishes the “Annales de la Faculté des Sciences de Toulouse (Mathématiques),” a prestigious scientific journal, and awards the esteemed "Fermat Prize for mathematical research" every two years. You can learn more about the institute's work at math.univ-toulouse.fr.