Nemmers Prize in Mathematics
2022-2023 NEMMERS PRIZE WINNER
The winner in mathematics is Bhargav Bhatt of the University of Michigan and Princeton/IAS. He received the Nemmers Prize in Mathematics for his "revolutionary contributions to algebraic geometry in mixed characteristic through a new synthesis of ideas in topology, algebra and arithmetic."
- Featured conference speakers will be: Emelie Arvidsson (Utah), Daniel Bragg (Utah), Hélène Esnault (FU Berlin), Sarah Frei (Dartmouth), Daniel Halpern-Leistner (Cornell), David Hansen (Singapore), Luc Illusie (Orsay), Kiran Kedlaya (San Diego), Jacob Lurie (IAS), Akhil Mathew (Chicago), Shubhodip Mondal (MPIM), Wesia Nizioł (Jussieu), Arthur Ogus (Berkeley), Martin Olsson (Berkeley), Alex Petrov (Clay/MPIM), Karl Schwede (Utah), and Jakub Witaszek (Princeton).
Frederic Esser Nemmers Prize in Mathematics
The Nemmers Prize is awarded for achievement and work of lasting significance in the field of mathematics. In particular, the prize recognizes major contributions to new knowledge or the development of significant new modes of analysis. The prize is currently $200,000. Recipients are selected in even-numbered years, and as a condition of the award, spend several weeks in residence at Northwestern University interacting with students and faculty. Seminars and conferences are often held in conjunction with their visits. Click here for more information regarding the Nemmers Prizes.