Official Publication of ISQGD

ISQGD Bulletin

Official Bulletin of the international society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics

The ISQGD Bulletin is envisioned as a global platform for mathematical communication, scholarly engagement, educational outreach, and community connection. It presents society news, mathematics-related announcements, articles from K–12 level to advanced research, and carefully selected academic opportunities relevant to the worldwide mathematical community.

Through this publication, ISQGD seeks to strengthen its mission of advancing mathematics from K–12 education to higher research.

Latest Issue

The current issue of the ISQGD Bulletin brings together society activities, educational writing, expository mathematics, and scholarly communication for a broad international audience.

Current Publication

Volume 1 • Issue 1

Inaugural Issue

The inaugural issue of the ISQGD Bulletin presents a carefully curated collection of contributions, including society news, mathematical exposition, outreach-oriented writing, and articles spanning K–12 education to advanced research, reflecting the broad intellectual vision of ISQGD.

Publication Character

The ISQGD Bulletin combines the dignity of a society publication with the accessibility of a mathematically welcoming forum. Its tone is polished, international, and intellectually rigorous, reflecting the global mission of the international society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics.

Each issue serves researchers, educators, students, and a broader readership engaged with mathematical ideas, communication, and educational development from foundational learning to advanced research.

Issue Archive

The archive preserves all published issues of the ISQGD Bulletin as part of an evolving record of mathematical communication, scholarly exchange, and global outreach.

About the ISQGD Bulletin

The ISQGD Bulletin is intended to be an elegant, intellectually rich, and globally relevant publication representing the broad spirit of ISQGD. It combines academic seriousness with accessibility and community connection.

Purpose

The Bulletin serves as an official society publication that documents ISQGD activities, promotes mathematical learning across levels, and creates a platform where research, education, outreach, and professional development can meet.

It reflects the identity of ISQGD as a society that values both deep research and broad educational impact.

Audience

  • Researchers and faculty members
  • Graduate and undergraduate students
  • School teachers and mathematics educators
  • K–12 learners with mathematical interest
  • Professionals seeking mathematics-related opportunities
  • Members and friends of the global ISQGD community

Proposed Content and Sections

The Bulletin includes a balanced combination of official announcements, expository writing, educational material, society reports, and professional information.

Authors are kindly requested to indicate the section in their submission subject line, for example: “Submission for ISQGD Bulletin — Section 3”.

Section 1: ISQGD News & Activities

  • Reports on Distinguished Lectures, Special Sessions, Workshops, and Mini-Courses
  • Announcements of upcoming ISQGD activities
  • Messages from officers, editors, and organizers
  • Selected highlights from ISQGD outreach and academic initiatives

Section 2: Mathematics News & Opportunities

  • Mathematics-related news of broad interest
  • Conference notices, calls for participation, and calls for papers
  • Academic openings, postdoctoral opportunities, and mathematics job announcements
  • Scholarships, fellowships, and student opportunities

Section 3: Articles Across All Levels

  • K–12 enrichment articles and mathematical explorations
  • Undergraduate expository articles
  • Graduate-level survey or expository notes
  • Accessible research articles or short scholarly communications

Section 4: Research & Expository Articles

  • Brief articles introducing active topics in mathematics
  • Notes connecting classical mathematics to modern developments
  • Expository essays for broad mathematical readership
  • Interdisciplinary pieces aligned with the spirit of ISQGD

Section 5: Mathematics Education & Outreach

  • Problems for Primary, Middle School, and High School students
  • Innovative teaching ideas and outreach practices
  • Contributions supporting global mathematics education
  • Short historical notes and inspirational mathematical stories

Section 6: Community Forum

  • Announcements from members and collaborators
  • Selected achievements of students, educators, and researchers
  • Book notices, resource notes, and brief reviews
  • Mathematics communication for a global audience

Editorial Board Structure

To maintain quality, clarity, and consistency, the ISQGD Bulletin may be supported by a structured editorial team with well-defined responsibilities.

Editor-in-Chief

Provides overall academic direction, approves editorial policy, oversees quality control, and ensures that the Bulletin reflects the mission and standards of ISQGD.

Managing Editor

Coordinates submissions, communications, publication schedules, editorial workflow, proofreading, and final preparation of each issue.

Section Editors

Manage specific sections of the Bulletin, organize relevant content, communicate with contributors, and help prepare material for publication within their designated areas.

Associate Editors

Assist in maintaining academic quality, reviewing submissions when needed, and providing broader editorial support across the Bulletin.

K–12 and Outreach Editor

Curates educational content suitable for school-level audiences and supports the outreach mission of ISQGD from primary mathematics to advanced enrichment.

News and Opportunities Editor

Collects and organizes society updates, mathematics-related announcements, career opportunities, and selected professional information.

Copy Editor / Language Editor

Ensures grammatical correctness, stylistic consistency, readability, and polished presentation across all sections of the Bulletin.

Design and Layout Editor

Prepares the visual presentation of the Bulletin, including issue layout, typography, section balance, and publication-ready formatting.

Submission Guidelines

The following guidelines help establish a professional and consistent standard for the ISQGD Bulletin while still welcoming a broad range of contributors.

Who May Submit

  • Researchers, faculty members, and independent scholars
  • Graduate and undergraduate students
  • School teachers and mathematics educators
  • Contributors to ISQGD educational and outreach programs
  • Invited contributors approved by the editorial board

Types of Acceptable Submissions

  • Expository mathematical articles
  • Short research-style notes or communications
  • K–12 enrichment articles and problem-based contributions
  • Educational notes and classroom-oriented mathematical writing
  • ISQGD-related reports, announcements, and activity summaries
  • Mathematics-related news, opportunities, and job announcements

General Expectations

  • Submissions should be mathematically meaningful and clearly written
  • All submissions should be written in clear and professional English
  • Articles should match the intended audience level
  • Content must be original or properly attributed
  • Authors are responsible for factual accuracy and reference correctness
  • The editorial board may request revisions before acceptance

Review Process

  • Each submission may undergo editorial screening
  • Some items may be reviewed only for clarity and appropriateness
  • Research-oriented pieces may receive additional expert review when needed
  • The Bulletin may prioritize accessibility, quality, and relevance over technical length

Formatting Rules

These formatting guidelines help keep the Bulletin elegant, readable, and consistent.

For Articles and Notes

  • Title of the article
  • Author name, affiliation, and email address
  • A brief abstract or introductory paragraph when appropriate
  • Clear section headings for longer articles
  • Definitions, examples, and explanations written in readable style
  • References listed at the end if external sources are used

Style Recommendations

  • Use clear and polished English
  • Avoid unnecessarily heavy notation unless the audience requires it
  • Define specialized terminology when possible
  • Use concise paragraphs and a clean logical structure
  • Make educational articles engaging and approachable

Suggested Length

  • Short announcements: 100–300 words (approximately 1/4–1 page)
  • News and opportunity notes: 150–500 words (approximately 1/2–1 page)
  • K–12 or educational pieces: 500–3000 words (approximately 1–6 pages)
  • Expository or survey-style articles: 1000–5000 words (approximately 2–10 pages)
  • Feature articles: length may vary and is subject to editorial approval (typically 6–12 pages)

Page estimates are based on the ISQGD Bulletin format and may vary depending on figures, equations, and layout.

Preferred Submission Format

  • Editable text document or LaTeX source for mathematics-heavy articles
  • PDF version when layout matters
  • Figures and images in clear, publication-quality format
  • Complete author information and brief contributor note when appropriate

Vision of the ISQGD Bulletin

The ISQGD Bulletin is intended to become a prestigious, thoughtful, and enduring publication that reflects the full breadth of mathematical culture: from curiosity and classroom discovery to deep research, scholarly dialogue, and international collaboration.

It is meant to be more than a newsletter of announcements. It should develop as a serious society bulletin with intellectual value, educational relevance, and lasting community importance.

Call for Contributions

The ISQGD Bulletin warmly invites contributions from the global mathematical community. The Bulletin is envisioned as a platform where mathematics is communicated with clarity, depth, accessibility, and intellectual vision, reflecting the mission of the international society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD).

Contributions are welcome from researchers, educators, and students at all levels. We encourage a broad range of submissions, including expository articles, educational materials, research notes, outreach content, and announcements of interest to the mathematical community.

Authors and contributors are kindly invited to submit their manuscripts or inquiries to:

✉️ mrinal.roychowdhury@isqgd.org

Please include the subject line: Submission for ISQGD Bulletin — Section X, indicating the appropriate section (for example, Section 3).

To learn more about the International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics, please visit:

🌍 https://www.isqgd.org/

Published by: International Society in Quantization, Geometry, and Dynamics (ISQGD)