Oswald Veblen Prize in Geometry

About this program

Awarded by the American Mathematical Society, the Oswald Veblen Prize in Geometry recognizes exceptional research contributions in geometry and topology, honoring seminal work such as breakthroughs in Donaldson–Thomas theory and solutions to longstanding conjectures. The prize is offered periodically (traditionally triennially) and may be shared among multiple researchers for a body of work or a series of papers. Eligible nominees are researchers with distinguished publications and impact in geometry/topology; nominations are submitted by peers or institutions and typically require a CV, publication list, supporting letters, and a statement of the work being recognized. Application procedures, deadlines, and full nomination instructions are published by the AMS on its website.