SPONSORS
The idea of this Chair dates back to 2011, under Patrick Foulon as Director of CIRM. The International Officer at CIRM has the overall coordination of the Jean-Morlet Chair (publicity materials, dedicated websites, calls for proposals, etc.). CIRM overlooks the process of selection of candidates and organizes all aspects of the appointment with Aix-Marseille University.
CIRM helps to organize all events of the Chair and financially supports a high proportion of participants (around 85) with board and lodging subsidy. Organizational and infrastructure needs are arranged with the International Officer as well as other members of staff at CIRM (Events, Budget, Accommodation etc.).
The Jean-Morlet beneficiaries have access to two dedicated offices and to a house on the campus during their stay in residence.
CIRM helps to organize all events of the Chair and financially supports a high proportion of participants (around 85) with board and lodging subsidy. Organizational and infrastructure needs are arranged with the International Officer as well as other members of staff at CIRM (Events, Budget, Accommodation etc.).
The Jean-Morlet beneficiaries have access to two dedicated offices and to a house on the campus during their stay in residence.
REGULAR SPONSORS
SMF
Founding member of the Chair.
SMF financially supports some of the mathematical events organized. |
CNRS
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Founding member of the Chair.
CNRS financially supports some of the mathematical events organized. |
Aix-Marseille Université
Founding member of the Chair.
Aix-Marseille University supplies the position and salary for all Guests Professors as Chairs. |
Ville de Marseille
The City of Marseilles supports the Chair through the Programme of Invitations.
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Labex Archimède
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Labex Carmin
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Labex Carmin and Archimède (French Initiatives of Excellence programmes in which CIRM is a full partner) also support many of the events presented in the semesters.
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The National Science Foundation has been a regular and generous sponsor of several semesters (Hasselblatt-Troubetzkoy in 2013 ; Prasad-Heiermann in 2016 ; Khanin-Shlosman in 2017 ; Walsh-Paoluzzi in 2018 ; Grava-Bufetov in 2019).
The Clay Mathematics Institute has also been very generous and has given support in the following semesters (Walsh-Paoluzzi in 2018 ; Grava-Bufetov in 2019 ; Pollicott-Vaienti in 2019). |
ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
This Chair is also lucky to have received funding from bodies such as the NSERC-CRSNG, Canada Research Chairs, ESF, Conseil Général 13, Frumam, I2M Institut de Mathématques de Marseille, ENS Lyon, Centre Henri Lebesgue, Swiss doctoral programme in mathematics, Action Now and many other grants from ERC, ANR and GDR origins.
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