Institute for Computer-Aided Reasoning in Mathematics
The Institute for Computer-Aided Reasoning in Mathematics is a National Science Foundation Mathematical Sciences Research Institute on the campus of Carnegie Mellon University.
The institute’s mission is to support the use of new technologies for computer-aided reasoning and discovery in mathematics, including:
Formal methods and proof assistants
Automated reasoning and symbolic AI
Machine learning and neural AI
News
ICARM mentioned in Quanta
ICARM’s director Jeremy Avigad quoted in article in Quanta Magazine about AI in mathematics.
Join ICARM at JMM 2026
The Insitute for Computer-Aided Reasoning will be on the exhibition floor at the 2026 Joint Mathematical Meetings. Stop by to learn more about our...
NSF launches ICARM as a pilot institute
NSF invests over $74 million in 6 mathematical sciences research institutes.