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Oberwolfach Prize

The Oberwolfach Prize is financed by the Oberwolfach Foundation and awarded in cooperation with the Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach to early-career mathematicians. The prize is awarded approximately every three years for excellent achievements in changing fields of mathematics. The Scientific Committee of the Gesellschaft für mathematische Forschung e.V. is involved in selecting the prize winners from the nominations. The Oberwolfach Prize comes with an award of Euro 10,000.

 

Oberwolfach Prize Winners 1991 - 2025

2025

Yu Deng (Chicago)

Analysis and Applied Mathematics

Presentation of Yu Deng (PDF)

Video recording: Yu Deng on "The 4D Anderson Model"

2022

Vesselin Dimitrov (Princeton)

Algebra and Number Theory

Presentation of Vesselin Dimitrov (PDF)

Video recording: Vesselin Dimitrov on "The Square Root of a Motive"

Portrait of Oskar Randal-Williams

2019

Oscar Randal-Williams (Cambridge)

Geometry and Topology

Presentation of Oscar Randal-Williams (PDF)

2016

Jacob Fox (Stanford)

Discrete Mathematics

Presentation of Jacob Fox (PDF)

2013

Hugo Duminil-Copin (Genève)

Stochastics and Statistics

Presentation of H. Duminil-Copin (PDF)

2010

Nicola Gigli (Nice)
László Székelyhidi (Bonn)

Analysis and Applied Mathematics

Presentation of N. Gigli (PDF)
Presentation of L. Szekelyhidi (PDF)

2007

Ngô Bao Châu (Orsay)

Algebra and Number Theory

Presentation of Ngô Bao Châu (PDF)

2003

Paul Biran (Tel Aviv)

Geometry and Topology

Presentation of P. Biran (PDF)

2000

Luca Trevisan (Berkeley)

Discrete Mathematics

1998

Alice Guionnet (Paris)

Stochastics



1996

Gero Friesecke (Oxford)
Stefan Sauter (Zürich)

Analysis and Applied Mathematics

1993

Jörg Brüdern (Stuttgart)
Jens Franke (Bonn)

Number Theory and Algebra

1991

Peter Kronheimer (Oxford)

Topology and Geometry