See also:

• Science: Math: Research: Specialist Groups  (6)

• (Austria) Johannes Kepler Universität Linz - Applied Algebra Group in the Department of Algebra, Stochastics and Knowledge-based Mathematical Systems. There is a particular emphasis on near-rings.
• (Belgium) Limburgs Universitair Centrum - LUC Algebra Group. Major areas of research include: Non-commutative geometry; Invariant theory; Group algebras and Schur algebras; Lie algebra; Maximal orders.
• (EU) Invariants and Representations of Algebras - European research network involving IUA Antwerp, Bielefeld-Chemnitz, Essen, Leeds, Paris VI and Trondheim; Edinburgh-Glasgow, Ioannina, Murcia and Torun.
• (Germany) Bielefeld BIREP - Representations of Finite Dimensional Algebras and Quantum Groups.
• (India) Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay - Commutative Algebra Seminar. Meetings.
• (Netherlands) Radboud University Nijmegen - Subfaculty of Mathematics, Department of Algebra. Research groups: symbolic algebra, K-theory, polynomial mappings.
• (Norway) University of Science and Technology, Trondheim - Department of Mathematics Sciences, Representation Theory of Algebras group. A member of the EU network "Invariants and Representations of Algebras". Members, preprints, resources.
• (Portugal) Universidade de Lisboa - Centro de Álgebra. Events, members, projects, links.
• (UK) City Leicester Oxford Warwick Network - CLOWN - A LOW study group in algebraic lie theory. Page includes photos of members and information about past meetings.
• (UK) University of Leeds - Conducts research and seminars in pure algebra topics. Page includes list of group publications, staff, and events.
• (UK) University of Oxford - Algebra Research Group.
• (UK) University of Warwick - Algebra Research Area. Members, specialist topics, meetings.
• (USA) Capital Region Algebra/Number Theory Seminar (CRANTS) - A regional seminar for the greater Capital District of New York (the area of Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady, and Troy) devoted to number theory, algebra, and related topics in mathematics.
• (USA) University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - Algebra Group. People, research areas, seminars.