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From its inception, the IMA has worked closely with a group of affiliated research institutions, referred to as Participating Institutions (PIs). PIs form an important source of input, talent, energy, and participation for the IMA. PI membership is an ideal way for an institution to express its support for mathematics and its applications. The breadth of synergy that these collaborations bring to the IMA’s programs and their participants has been key to the IMA’s success. From its initial core of eight universities, the PI program has now grown to a total of 36 universities.

The PI Council—consisting of one representative, often the head of a mathematics department, from each academic PI—is an important source of oversight for the IMA and an important conduit for the institute to better reach the academic community. The PI Council is kept aware of the IMA’s activities through regular mailings and meets for a full day each year.

PI membership brings many direct benefits to the institutional members, including the opportunity to support and guide the development of new mathematics relevant to applied sciences and industry.

  List of Participating Institutions and Council Members

Institution	Representative
Arizona State University	Andrew Bremner Chair, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Colorado State University	Gerhard Dangelmayr Math Department Chair Jiangguo (James) Liu Contact/Representative
Georgia Institute of Technology	Douglas Ulmer Chair, Department of Mathematics
Indiana University	Kevin Zumbrun Chair, Department of Mathematics
Iowa State University	Wolfgang Kliemann Chair, Department of Mathematics
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)	DongSu Kim Head, Department of Mathematical Sciences and membership representative
Michigan State University	Yang Wang Chair, Department of Mathematics
Michigan Technological University	Mark S. Gockenbach Chair, Department of Mathematical Sciences
Mississippi State University	Mohsen Razzaghi Head, Department of Mathematics and Statistics Hyeona Lim IMA Contact/Representative
Northern Illinois University	Bernard Harris Chair, Department of Mathematics
Ohio State University	Luis Casian Chair, Department of Mathematics
Pennsylvania State University	John Roe
Portland State University	Peter Veerman Chair, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Purdue University	Laszlo Lempert
Rice University	Matthias Heinkenschloss Chair, Department of Mathematics Katherine B. Ensor Chair, Department of Statistics
Seoul National University	Changho Keem Director, BK21 Mathematical Sciences Division Myungjoo Kang Deputy Director Dongwoo Sheen Head of the Team
Texas A & M University	Emil Straube Chair, Department of Mathematics
University of Central Florida	Piotr Mikusinski Chair, Department of Mathematics
University of Chicago	Peter Constantin
University of Delaware	John Pelesko Chair, Department of Mathematical Sciences
University of Houston	Jeff Morgan Chair, Department of Mathematics
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Matthew Ando Chair, Department of Mathematics Richard Sowers IMA Contact
University of Iowa	Daniel D. Anderson
University of Kentucky	David Leep Qiang Ye IMA Representative/Contact Person
University of Maryland	James A. Yorke Chair, Department of Mathematics
University of Michigan	Mel Hochster Chair, Department of Mathematics
University of Minnesota	Peter J. Olver Head, Department of Mathematics
University of North Carolina	Ratnasingham Shivaji
University of Notre Dame	Matthew J. Gursky Chair, Department of Mathematics Steven Buechler Chair, Department of Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics
University of Pennsylvania	Jerry Kazdan
University of Pittsburgh	Ivan Yotov Interim Head, Department of Mathematics
University of Tennessee	Michael Frazier Chair, Department of Mathematics Xiaobing Henry Feng IMA Contact
University of Wisconsin-Madison	Alex Nagel
University of Wyoming	Farhad Jafari Chair, Department of Mathematics
Wayne State University	Daniel Frohardt Chair, Department of Mathematics
Worcester Polytechnic Institute	Bogdan M. Vernescu Head, Mathematical Sciences Department
Zhejiang University	Bao Gang

A major part of the mission of the IMA is to bring mathematicians together with engineers and scientists in order to stimulate the flow of interesting and relevant problems and to develop the means of solving them. This makes the IMA of great value to many industries. Moreover, interaction with and input from industrial scientists and engineers is vital to the accomplishment of the IMA's mission. The IMA Participating Corporation program is the chief mechanism for the involvement of industry in IMA activities.

The Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) consists of one representative from each of the IMA Participating Corporations (PC) and the non-academic Participating Institutions(PI). The Industrial Advisory Board is an important source of input and oversight for the IMA, and an important conduit for information from the IMA to reach the industrial community. Its members keep aware of IMA activities through emailings, and the Board meets for a full day each year.

  List of Participating Corporations and Industrial Advisory Board Members

Company/Institution	Representative
Boeing	Stephen Keeler
Corning Incorporated	Leslie Button
ExxonMobil	Klaus D. Wiegand
Ford	Erica Zimmer Klampfl
General Motors	Devadatta M. Kulkarni Manufacturing Systems Research lab
Honeywell	Tariq Samad
IBM	Brenda L. Dietrich Mathematical Sciences T.J. Watson Research Center
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	Xabier Garaizar Center for Applied Scientific Computing
Lockheed Martin	Craig T. Poling
Los Alamos National Laboratory	David H. Sharp Los Alamos National Laboratory
Medtronic	Mark Breyen IMA Representative Markus Reiterer IMA Contact
Sandia National Laboratories	Bruce Hendrickson Discrete Algorithms & Math Department
Schlumberger-Doll	Lalitha Venkataramanan
Siemens	Albert B. Gilg
Telcordia	Komandur R. Krishnan