Information for guest researchers
This section is meant to support the scientist's stay at the Institute from the inception until the review of the results. Those who feel familiar with the Institute may prefer to directly
In order to get an overview of this year's complete scientific program please see the annual schedules.
Information for invited researchers
Once you have been invited to Oberwolfach this section provides important information for you: Registration, visa application, travel information, practical hints, special requirements, child support etc. Please, carefully read these pages on how to prepare your stay.
Pandemic measures
This section provides important information for already invited participants with regard to the Corona virus outbreak. Please also inform yourself on the measures for hygiene and infection prevention at the MFO.
During your stay
The basis for the successful realisation of the research programs is an excellent infrastructure. This section provides information on the facilities you can use during your stay.
After your stay
The results of both meetings and long term stays are documented in different publications. Please inform yourself on how to contribute to publications and take advantage of them after your stay.
Information for applicants and proposers
Mathematical research in Oberwolfach is organized in six central programs. Access to participation is regulated differently. Interested researchers find detailed information on our programs and how to propose or apply in our main section "Scientific Program". Depending on the scientific program you are participating in, we are able to offer several grants covering travel expenses. Please find details on each grant and information how you can apply in the overview of grants.
For early career researchers
The Institute is very committed to the promotion of early career researchers. This section provides information on special programs and grants as well as additional services. Note that we also provide support for researchers traveling with children.
Statement for respect and collegiality
It is one of our guiding principles to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for all. We are committed to fostering an atmosphere of respect, collegiality, and sensitivity - an atmosphere which supports the initiation and free development of new ideas in mathematical research. Please, help us in this effort and consider our statement for respect and collegiality.
FAQ
Do you have any more questions? More answers can be found in the FAQ section.
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