The Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) offers mathematicians working in an institution outside France the opportunity to spend three months in a laboratory in France between February 1, 2025 and November 30, 2025.
This stay is accompanied by financial support: travel, visa, accommodation and catering expenses for the duration of the stay.
Mathematicians holding a position at a PIMS member university are eligible for grants for a medium- to long-term stay (at least 2 months) in a French laboratory starting in 2025.
The application including
Informations on PIMS website
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Since 2007, CNRS has been linked to the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences via an international research laboratory (IRL CNRS-PIMS), renewed in 2024 for the third time.
PIMS is a multi-site laboratory, divided between the ten universities that make it up:
CNRS researchers from CNRS laboratories in France can be assigned to PIMS. After obtaining a CNRS delegation, tenured teacher-researchers can also be assigned to PIMS.
Since 2011, the CNRS has been linked to the Centre de recherches mathématiques via an international research laboratory (IRL CRM-CNRS) renewed in 2025 for the third time.
The CRM is a multi-site laboratory, divided between six institutional partners:
and two academic partners:
Since 2011, the CNRS has been linked to the Centre de recherches mathématiques via an international research laboratory (IRL CRM-CNRS) renewed in 2025 for the third time.
The CRM is a multi-site laboratory, divided between six institutional partners:
and two academic partners:
Since 2007, CNRS has been linked to the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences via an international research laboratory (IRL CNRS-PIMS), renewed in 2024 for the third time.
PIMS is a multi-site laboratory, divided between the ten universities that make it up:
CNRS researchers from CNRS laboratories in France can be assigned to PIMS. After obtaining a CNRS delegation, tenured teacher-researchers can also be assigned to PIMS.
A number of sources provide information on possible collaborations between Canada and France. We list them here.
To be informed of new opportunities relayed by this site, please follow this procedure: send a message from the address to be subscribed :
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada has a site and a contact newsletter to keep you up to date. To subscribe to the newsletter, go to the website
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