The National Science Foundation (NSF) provides grants for mathematical conferences through its Division of Mathematical Sciences.

The NSF's Mathematical Conferences program provides grants to support the organization of mathematical conferences.

Mathematical societies are eligible to apply for NSF Mathematical Conferences grants.

The maximum amount of funding that can be requested for an NSF Mathematical Conferences grant is $50,000.

NSF Mathematical Conferences grants are evaluated based on the scientific merit of the conference, the diversity of the conference participants, the budget of the conference, and the location of the conference.

The deadline for submitting an NSF Mathematical Conferences grant application is April 15.

The NSF awards approximately 100 Mathematical Conferences grants each year.

The average size of an NSF Mathematical Conferences grant is $35,000.

Attending an NSF Mathematical Conferences grant-funded conference provides the opportunity to present your research to a large audience, network with other mathematicians, and learn about the latest advances in mathematics.

You can find out more about NSF Mathematical Conferences grants by visiting the NSF website, contacting the NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences, or attending an NSF Mathematical Conferences grant-funded conference.

The NSF program that provides grants for mathematical conferences is called the Mathematical Conferences Program.

The maximum duration of an NSF Mathematical Conferences grant is 2 years.

The typical size of an NSF Mathematical Conferences grant is $25,000-$50,000.

NSF considers all of the above factors when evaluating Mathematical Conferences grant applications.

The deadline for submitting an NSF Mathematical Conferences grant application is April 15.