12-14 February 2024
A practical exploration of India's rich mathematical heritage!
This workshop combined historical insights, hands-on activities, and interactive talks to provide educators with a deep understanding of Indian mathematics.
16-17 November 2023
This conversation series was a platform open to all and discussed the convergence of the past and present in exploring India’s knowledge systems.
21 January 2023
In this second instalment of the Young Scholars’ Conference conducted online, researchers discussed a variety of topics related to Indian Mathematics.
17 September 2021
In this online seminar, the speaker provided the paradigm for communication among scholars to emancipate the dimensions of scientific knowledge.
18 June 2021
In this online seminar, the speaker discussed the early history of the International Congresses of Mathematicians, and how they gradually opened up to the wider world.
17 & 18 April 2021
In this two-day online conference, young researchers from around the world presented their research on various themes of ancient Mathematics, with special emphasis on India. The originality of the conference was that several senior scholars in the field commented on the young scholars’ presentations and offered further advice.
4-6 December 2017
This international conference at IIT Gandhinagar, jointly held with the Indian Society for the History of Mathematics, hosted some of the finest scholars in the field from India and overseas, and discussed India’s advances in ancient to twentieth-century Indian mathematics.
16–17 March 2013
This workshop presented an authentic picture of scientific advances in pre-modern India, especially in the fields of mathematics and astronomy. Leading scholars and over 50 delegates engaged in discussions on how to promote awareness of ancient India’s achievements in science.
The HoMI project explores the rich history of mathematics in India and the enormous contributions by scholars from Vedic to modern times. We promote both advanced research and the creation of authentic educational material at all levels, thus targeting both the scholarly world and the lay public.