Strategic Collaborations
Building the Future of Science
We co-hosted the 2025 Abel Symposium, connect thousands of Global South science-minded people to top names in science through our research schools and outreach programs, and build infrastructure where others see barriers.
Now we're creating tools and frameworks that will shape how science advances in the AI era—and we're doing it as a student-led, mission-driven organization.
This is infrastructure work. This is generational work.
And we're doing it now.
Our Collaborations
Organizations we've worked with to democratize access to theoretical sciences
Hausdorff Centre for Mathematics
Co-hosted the Abel Symposium 2025 in Bonn in January—one of mathematics' most prestigious convenings, connected to the Abel Prize (mathematics' equivalent of the Nobel Prize). The Hausdorff Centre is one of the world's leading mathematical research institutions, recognized globally for groundbreaking work across pure and applied mathematics, geometry, and mathematical physics.
London Institute for Mathematical Sciences
An independent research institute dedicated to fundamental questions in physics, mathematics, and computer science. We co-hosted the Maryna Viazovska interview at the Royal Institution—bringing the only living woman Fields medalist into conversation with students globally. We also collaborate on regular meetings at the Royal Institution for research students and postdocs in theoretical physics and mathematics, creating opportunities for young researchers from different universities to meet, interact, and engage with specialists—cutting across institutions and disciplines.
EPSRC National Edge AI Hub
Newcastle University's hub for advanced AI research and applications at the edge of computing. We're exploring collaborations in AI applications for theoretical sciences and building equitable research infrastructure that bridges cutting-edge technology with underrepresented communities in mathematics and physics.
Queen's University Belfast — School of Mathematics & Physics
A leading research institution in theoretical physics and mathematics. We've collaborated on research schools and theoretical physics programs, creating structured pathways for students to engage with frontier research in quantum field theory, mathematical physics, and related areas.
How We Collaborate
We're open to any partnership that advances equitable science infrastructure. Here's what we've done and what we're exploring:
Event Collaboration
Co-host workshops, organize convenings, run technical sessions at our research schools. We've done this with Abel Symposium and the Royal Institution. We can do it with you.
Infrastructure Building
Co-develop tools and frameworks for theoretical sciences. We're building infrastructure for how science advances in the AI era—join us in shaping what this looks like.
Funding Partnerships
Support our mission as we formalize as a nonprofit. Your funding accelerates research schools, equitable access programs, and infrastructure that will define the next generation of scientific research.
Something New
Have an idea we haven't thought of? Let's talk. The best partnerships are ones neither side imagined at first.
Let's Build This Together
We're formalizing as a German nonprofit in 2025-26 while building infrastructure for science's next chapter. We collaborate with organizations that think big and move fast—whether you're funding equitable science infrastructure, building tools for research, or have ideas we haven't thought of yet.
This is urgent work. History doesn't wait.
Direct contact: partners@bmuco.org
Logos displayed represent organizations we've collaborated with on specific events and programs. Inclusion does not imply ongoing institutional partnership or endorsement.