We do mathematics together.
iMathLab gives young math enthusiasts and early-career researchers free summer workshops, courses, and a research project each semester — in factorization theory, semidomains, monoid algebras, and additive number theory.
- When the Computer Says QED: A Friendly Introduction to the Lean Theorem ProverMarly Gotti
- On the Goldbach Property of SemidomainsHengrui Liang, Aarush Kulkarni
- v-Noetherian and Krull Monoids of Algebraic EvaluationsAaditya Bilakanti, Amrit Kandasamy
- Factorization in Positive Semirings: The Bi-UF Positive ConjectureOmar Graia
§1 SWIM · Summer Workshop for Intrepid Mathematicians
Workshops
A series of accessible talks given primarily by high-school students, undergraduates, and early-career graduate students — hosted remotely each summer.
SWIM 2026
Summer 2026
Eight talks from August 3–27 — schedule, abstracts, slides, and participants.
SWIM 2025
Summer 2025
Schedule, abstracts, slides, and participants. Includes the launch of CrowdMath 2025.
SWIM 2024
Summer 2024
Full schedule with speaker abstracts and downloadable presentation slides.
SWIM 2023
Summer 2023
A full slate of intrepid student speakers and their talks, with downloadable presentation slides.
SWIM 2022
Summer 2022
The inaugural workshop — schedule, abstracts, slides, and participants.
§2 Seminar-Style Programs
Courses & Seminars
We host seminar-style programs and share their accompanying course materials — both archived and current offerings.
A course on algebraic number theory and factorization, with lecture materials.
§3 Research Projects
Research
Small online research projects for young math enthusiasts anywhere in the world: an opening workshop, oral evaluations, then open problems worked on together with the mentors.
Nov 2026 – Jan 2027
Research Mentors: Felix Gotti and Harold Polo. By invitation this term.
About the projects →
§4 The People Behind iMathLab
Members
About the site
Intended for students, educators, and researchers interested in accessible exposition, collaborative learning, and research-facing mathematics. As new workshops, courses, and seminars are added, their schedules and materials will appear here.
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