The Fields Medal Symposium is a conference held every four years to celebrate and highlight the achievements of mathematicians who have been awarded the Fields Medal, also known as the "Nobel Prize of Mathematics."
The Fields Medal Symposium is open to anyone interested in mathematics and its applications, including students, researchers, and professionals. However, attendance may be limited depending on the venue's capacity and the popularity of the event.
The speakers for the Fields Medal Symposium are chosen by a scientific committee, which consists of previous Fields Medal recipients and other distinguished mathematicians. They select speakers who have made significant contributions to their field of mathematics and who are able to give engaging and informative presentations.
The Fields Medal Symposium covers a wide range of mathematical topics, including pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and interdisciplinary research. The topics may vary from one symposium to another, but they generally reflect the current trends and advancements in the field of mathematics.
There is no registration or attendance fee for the Fields Medal Symposium. However, attendees may need to cover their own travel and accommodation expenses. Some symposiums may also offer online streaming options for those unable to attend in person.