Advancing Global Mathematical and Interdisciplinary Dialogue
ISQGD brings together researchers, educators, and students worldwide through
distinguished lectures, special sessions, publications, and educational programs,
fostering collaboration and advancing knowledge across mathematics and
interdisciplinary fields.
The International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD)
is a nonprofit, community-driven global society dedicated to serving the worldwide
mathematical and interdisciplinary research community, fostering excellence from
\(K\text{–}12\) education to frontier research through international collaboration,
scholarly exchange, and educational outreach.
Scope and Vision
While ISQGD is the international society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics,
its scope is intentionally broad and inclusive, reflecting its commitment to serving
both the mathematical and interdisciplinary research communities worldwide.
The Society welcomes contributions from all areas of mathematics, including Algebra,
Number Theory, Analysis, Applied Mathematics, as well as interdisciplinary fields
such as artificial intelligence, data science, engineering, and related domains.
These areas are deeply interconnected, and many significant developments in modern
mathematics and science emerge through their interaction with concepts from
quantization, geometry, and broader dynamical ideas.
In this spirit, ISQGD serves as a global platform that fosters collaboration and
advances knowledge across disciplines and at all levels—from foundational learning
to frontier research.
ISQGD is a global initiative governed by its Board of Directors. The Society does not
belong to any individual, and all activities are conducted in alignment with its mission,
governance structure, and long-term vision.
Through Distinguished Lectures, Special Sessions, Workshops, Mini-Courses, conferences,
publications, and educational programs, ISQGD connects researchers, students, and
educators worldwide, fostering a truly global and interdisciplinary scholarly community.
Legal and Nonprofit Status
The International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD)
is officially recognized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), United States Government,
as a tax-exempt nonprofit organization under Section \(501(c)(3)\)
of the Internal Revenue Code.
ISQGD has further been classified as a
Public Charity under Section \(170(b)(1)(A)(vi)\).
This recognition supports ISQGD’s mission of advancing mathematics, education, research,
interdisciplinary collaboration, scholarly exchange, and global academic outreach through
lectures, special sessions, workshops, publications, educational initiatives, and
ISQGD Academy programs.
The Long-Term Vision: ISQGD Academic Center
ISQGD is working toward establishing a permanent headquarters in Houston, Texas—
the ISQGD Academic Center—as a lasting home for global mathematical
research, collaboration, and education, spanning \(K\text{–}12\) outreach to advanced research.
This long-term international initiative is designed to serve future generations of
researchers, students, teachers, and educators worldwide.
Your support plays a vital role in making this vision a reality.
The vision of the International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD)
is to cultivate a truly global scholarly community in which mathematical and interdisciplinary
ideas may grow through sustained dialogue, shared exploration, and intellectual collaboration
across continents, traditions, and research cultures. Meaningful mathematical progress arises
not only from individual insight, but also from collective engagement, mutual encouragement,
and the continuous exchange of ideas.
“True leadership is realized not merely in leading, but in nurturing future leaders who will uphold and advance the legacy of ideas.”
As an independent international society governed by its Board of Directors, ISQGD provides
a long-term institutional framework for scholarly interaction, collaboration, and academic
leadership in quantization, geometry, dynamics, and related areas of mathematics, together
with their natural connections to engineering, data science, technology, and the applied sciences.
ISQGD believes that the strength of an organization depends not only on intellectual ability,
but also on dedication, sound judgment, trust, integrity, humility, and the ability to inspire
and bring people together toward a shared purpose. True organizational leadership requires not
only knowledge and vision, but also responsibility, compassion, and a sincere commitment to the
growth and well-being of the broader academic community.
“The true goal is not only to work for oneself, but also to inspire and encourage others to contribute and grow.”
This philosophy reflects one of the guiding principles of ISQGD. The continued growth of a
scholarly community depends not only on the efforts of a few individuals, but also on the
collective participation, encouragement, mentorship, and inspiration that motivate others to
contribute meaningfully. Through collaboration and shared responsibility, academic communities
become stronger, more sustainable, and more impactful across generations.
At the same time, ISQGD recognizes that the vitality of mathematics depends not only on advanced
research, but also on inspiring the next generation of thinkers. Through educational outreach
initiatives, including programs for \(K\text{–}12\) students, teachers, and emerging learners,
the Society seeks to foster curiosity, creativity, critical thinking, and a lasting appreciation
for mathematical ideas and scientific inquiry.
Why ISQGD?
Beyond advancing mathematics, science, and education, ISQGD seeks to bring people together.
In a world where divisions, misunderstandings, and conflicts too often separate individuals
and nations, meaningful opportunities for dialogue, understanding, and friendship are especially
important. Through mathematics and scholarly exchange, people from different countries,
cultures, languages, and backgrounds can meet, learn from one another, and discover shared
values that transcend borders.
“Mathematics is a universal language that transcends borders and connects people through learning, discovery, and friendship.”
A lecture attended together, a conversation after a seminar, a collaborative project,
or a friendship formed through academic exchange may seem small, yet such connections
have the power to build trust, mutual respect, and lasting understanding among people
and communities.
While an academic society cannot solve all of the world's challenges, it can contribute
in its own way by creating spaces where dialogue replaces isolation, cooperation overcomes
division, and friendship grows through shared learning and discovery.
At ISQGD, we aspire not only to advance knowledge from \(K\text{–}12\) education to frontier research,
but also to cultivate a global community founded upon learning, cooperation, goodwill,
mutual respect, and friendship. Through every lecture, workshop, conference, classroom,
and conversation, we hope to help build a world that is more connected, understanding,
and enriched by the exchange of ideas.
“Every friendship matters. Every connection matters.”
Looking toward the future, ISQGD is working toward the establishment of a permanent academic home—
the ISQGD Academic Center—which will serve as a global hub for interdisciplinary
research, scholarly exchange, and educational outreach. Within this broader vision, ISQGD also
aims to develop the ISQGD Academy, dedicated to meaningful educational programs,
student engagement, teacher support, professional development, and lifelong learning from
\(K\text{–}12\) education to advanced mathematical and scientific inquiry.
In addition, ISQGD remains committed to exploring emerging frontiers of knowledge, including the
mathematical foundations of Artificial Intelligence (AI), computational sciences, and interdisciplinary
innovation, while preserving the depth, rigor, creativity, and humanistic spirit of mathematical thought.
The continued growth of ISQGD is made possible by the dedication, goodwill, and enthusiasm of its
speakers, participants, educators, organizers, students, and supporters around the world. It is
our aspiration that ISQGD will continue to flourish as a welcoming and intellectually vibrant
international society that stimulates meaningful collaborations, nurtures future generations,
advances mathematics from \(K\text{–}12\) education to frontier research, and strengthens friendship,
understanding, and cooperation among people throughout the world.
“To serve ISQGD is to serve the world.”
— Dr. Mrinal K. Roychowdhury
Founding Chair, ISQGD
Participation
Registration
Registration with the International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD)
connects you to a growing global academic community. Registered participants receive access to
official announcements, Distinguished Lectures, Special Sessions, Workshops, and other hybrid
academic activities organized by ISQGD.
You will receive timely updates, including schedules, Zoom access details, and information about
ongoing and upcoming ISQGD programs. This platform is designed to support collaboration,
participation, and long-term engagement across all levels—from \(K\text{–}12\) education to advanced research.
If you experience any difficulty registering or unsubscribing, please contact
office@isqgd.org.
ISQGD Talks, Sessions, and Educational Programs
ISQGD Academic Programs and Proposal Opportunities
ISQGD Academy
The ISQGD Academy is a global educational initiative of ISQGD, envisioned under
the broader mission of the ISQGD Academic Center. It supports education from
early learning to advanced studies and carries a long-term vision of developing
into a full-fledged global educational institution, subject to appropriate
academic, organizational, and accreditation requirements.
The ISQGD Distinguished Lecture Series features invited talks by leading
researchers and emerging scholars from around the world. These lectures
present significant developments in quantization, geometry, dynamics,
analysis, and related areas of mathematical science.
ISQGD Special Sessions bring together researchers working on focused themes
across mathematics and interdisciplinary fields. These sessions encourage
the presentation of current research, exchange of ideas, and exploration of
emerging directions. Proposals for organizing Special Sessions are warmly invited.
ISQGD Workshops are collaborative research events designed to foster
discussion of open problems and promote interaction among researchers,
postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students. These programs support
focused engagement and interdisciplinary exchange. Proposals are welcome.
Anyone interested in organizing a Workshop may contact the
ISQGD Chair
.
ISQGD Mini-Courses
ISQGD Mini-Courses are structured lecture series that introduce important
mathematical topics in a systematic and accessible way. These courses are
designed to strengthen foundational understanding while connecting learners
with active areas of modern research. Proposals for mini-courses are encouraged.
Anyone interested in organizing a Mini-Course may contact the
ISQGD Chair
.
ISQGD \(K\text{–}12\) Mathematics Talk Series
The ISQGD \(K\text{–}12\) Mathematics Talk Series features invited presentations by
educators, outreach speakers, and mathematicians on topics appropriate for
school-level audiences. These talks present mathematical ideas, classroom
insights, and pedagogical approaches that support effective teaching and learning.
The series serves as a forum for sharing educational perspectives and
experiences that connect school mathematics with broader mathematical thinking.
The ISQGD Global Math Circles provide interactive sessions centered on
problem-solving and mathematical exploration. Participants engage in guided
discussions that emphasize reasoning, creativity, and deeper understanding
of mathematical concepts.
These sessions are designed to complement formal learning by offering
an engaging environment where participants actively explore mathematics
through structured activities and collaborative inquiry.
Anyone interested in organizing ISQGD Global Math Circles may contact the
ISQGD Chair
.
Educational Outreach
Education, Learning, Clubs, and Global Academic Community
The International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD)
believes that education is one of the most powerful ways to inspire learning,
encourage discovery, and bring people together. Through educational clubs,
student chapters, lectures, workshops, conferences, mini-courses, outreach
initiatives, and learning communities, ISQGD seeks to create opportunities
for students, educators, researchers, professionals, parents, and lifelong
learners from around the world to learn, collaborate, and grow together.
ISQGD's educational outreach activities are designed to support learners
at different stages of their academic journey while fostering curiosity,
creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and a lifelong appreciation
of learning.
Through the ISQGD Mathematics Clubs & Student Chapters and the
ISQGD Probability & Statistics Club, learners can participate in
talks, presentations, discussions, workshops, mini-courses,
problem-solving activities, reading groups, and scholarly exchange.
These programs help connect school-level learning, university education,
research, and professional development within a single global academic
community.
Building a Global Learning Community
At ISQGD, we believe that mathematics, science, and education are
universal languages that transcend geographical, cultural, and political
boundaries. Through lectures, workshops, conferences, club activities,
student presentations, and scholarly discussions, participants from
different countries and backgrounds can connect, exchange ideas, learn
from one another, and develop lasting academic friendships.
Through its educational clubs, student chapters, academic programs,
and outreach initiatives, ISQGD seeks to promote learning,
educational excellence, international cooperation, mutual understanding,
and meaningful human connections through the shared pursuit of knowledge.
Facebook Learning Communities
ISQGD also maintains online learning communities that help students,
educators, parents, and mathematics enthusiasts stay connected beyond
lectures, workshops, conferences, and educational programs.
The ISQGD Archive serves as the official record of past activities of the
International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD).
It provides a structured collection of previously held lectures, special sessions,
workshops, mini-courses, and other academic events organized by the Society.
Each archived event typically includes information such as the speaker, lecture title,
abstract, date, and links to slides or video recordings. Through this archive, participants
and visitors can revisit past presentations and explore the wide range of mathematical topics
discussed in ISQGD programs.
Every meaningful academic community begins with a shared belief: that education,
research, and human connection can shape a better future. ISQGD was created to
bring together students, teachers, researchers, and scholars across the world
through mathematics, interdisciplinary learning, and global academic friendship.
Today, ISQGD’s programs are sustained through volunteer service, community
participation, modest registration support, and the goodwill of those who believe
in this mission. Your donation helps ISQGD continue building opportunities for
learners, educators, and researchers from many countries and backgrounds.
The Vision: ISQGD Academic Center
ISQGD is working toward establishing a permanent headquarters in Houston,
Texas—the ISQGD Academic Center—as a global home for
mathematical research, interdisciplinary collaboration, educational outreach,
mentoring, and scholarly exchange.
This center is envisioned not merely as a physical space, but as a lasting
international academic home where ideas can be shared, young minds can be
encouraged, collaborations can grow, and future generations can be inspired.
The ISQGD Academic Center will support conferences, workshops, special sessions,
mentoring initiatives, mini-courses, \(K\text{–}12\) educational outreach, the ISQGD Academy,
student activities, publications, and long-term academic programs. It will strengthen
ISQGD’s global reach and help create a sustainable foundation for mathematics,
interdisciplinary education, and research.
A key part of this long-term vision is the development of a dedicated
Artificial Intelligence (AI) research facility, creating meaningful
connections between mathematics, data science, scientific innovation, education,
and emerging technologies.
Your donation helps ISQGD to:
Build a permanent global academic home for ISQGD
Support mathematics, interdisciplinary research, and education worldwide
Create opportunities for students, teachers, young researchers, and independent scholars
Strengthen conferences, workshops, lectures, mentoring, and academic outreach
Develop long-term academic infrastructure, including AI-focused research initiatives
Preserve and expand a legacy of learning, collaboration, and friendship across borders
Your contribution, whether small or large, becomes part of a larger vision.
It helps transform goodwill into programs, programs into opportunities, and
opportunities into lasting academic impact for future generations.
ISQGD maintains full academic and organizational independence. Contributions
do not influence scholarly content, speaker selection, editorial decisions,
or academic programming. Donations support the mission, infrastructure, and
long-term development of ISQGD.
Tax-Deductible Contributions
ISQGD is a U.S. IRS recognized
\(501(c)(3)\) tax-exempt public charity.
Contributions and charitable donations to ISQGD may be tax deductible
to the extent permitted by applicable law.
For tax documentation, grant, sponsorship, or matching-gift purposes, ISQGD may provide
appropriate nonprofit verification information upon request.
By donating to ISQGD, you help build a lasting global home for learning,
research, friendship, and academic service.
For general inquiries, participation, collaboration opportunities, or sponsorship and donation matters, please contact:
Dr. Mrinal Kanti Roychowdhury
Founding Chair & Board Director
International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD)
Professor of Mathematics, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV), USA
Head Office: Houston, Texas, USA
IRS Nonprofit Status:
U.S. IRS Recognized \(501(c)(3)\) Tax-Exempt Public Charity