Prize

The UMALCA Prize was created in the year 2000 to distinguish the most brilliant young mathematicians working in Latin America, as well as stimulate and acknowledge their contributions to Mathematics.

Any mathematician working permanently in a Latin American country and less than 45 years old at the first day of the Congress can be nominated. Instructions for the nominations will be provided shortly.

The decision on the UMALCA Prize is the responsability of the Scientific Committee of the Congress.

UMALCA AWARD 2000

The prize was granted to: MARCELO VIANA

UMALCA AWARD 2004

The prize was granted to: ENRIQUE R. PUJALS

Honorific Mentions 2004

MARIO EUDAVE (UNAM, México)
CLAUDIO LANDIM (IMPA, Brasil)

– Do the nomination of your candidate here –