SWIM 2025

Summer Workshop for Intrepid Mathematicians

The Summer Workshop for Intrepid Mathematicians (SWIM) is a series of accessible talks given primarily by high school students, undergraduates, and early-career graduate students. The workshop gives speakers an opportunity to present their mathematical research, develop their presentations with feedback from the organizers, and strengthen their expository skills. Participants are introduced to active areas of research and current open problems, many of which are presented by the organizers.

SWIM takes place remotely (via Zoom), and the talks are scheduled during the last six weeks of summer (right before the beginning of the new academic year).

Announcements

We are excited to announce the start of CrowdMath 2025 (Fall Term)!

CrowdMath is a large-scale online collaborative research project that gives high school and college students the chance to work together on open mathematical problems. Participants collaborate in real time, sharing ideas, and building on each other’s work in a true mathematical community.

This fall, CrowdMath continues its tradition of engaging students in accessible and interesting open research questions, fostering collaboration among young math enthusiasts around the world.

Learn more about past CrowdMath projects and results here.

Organizers

The summer workshop took place from August 4th to August 29th via Zoom.

Please see the schedule below for dates, speakers, abstracts, slides, and related information. Click a row to view the abstract, and use the download icon to open the slides.

Schedule

Participants

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