De Brún Centre for Computational Algebra

The de Brún Centre for Computational Algebra fosters research activities in algebra, geometry and computation that have potential applications in biology, engineering, mathematics and physics. The Centre's mission is to:

• support research in algebra, geometry, computation and their inter-disciplinary applications.

• offer a strong and unique graduate research programme in algebra, geometry and computation with a taught component delivered by international experts, and incorporating local industrial internships and secondments to other research institutes.

• host regular workshops, conferences and seminars on algebra, geometry and computation delivered by international experts.

The Centre was founded in 2008 with support from the Science Foundation Ireland Mathematics Initiative and the EU Marie Curie programme. It has since received support from the European Science Foundation, the Irish Research Council for Science Engineering and Technology and the National University of Ireland, Galway.

The Centre takes its name from Monsignor Pádraig de Brún (1889-1960) - renowned polymath, mathematician and former President of University College Galway.

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