Signatories

The primary signatory list now lives on the homepage below the declaration text.

1. Marco Guerra ORCID Senior Postdoc, IMATI

   2026-06-02
2. Sasha Zotine ORCID Postdoc, Universität des Saarlandes

   2026-06-02
3. Christian Lubich ORCID Professor, University of Tübingen

   2026-06-02
4. Renaud Lambiotte ORCID Professor, University of Oxford

   2026-06-02
5. Chris Rogers verified email University of Nevada, Reno

   2026-06-02
6. Jan Vonk ORCID Professor, Leiden University

   2026-06-02
7. Dan Isaksen ORCID Professor, Department of Mathematics, Wayne State University

   2026-06-02
8. Antoine Jacquier ORCID Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London

   2026-06-02
9. Benjamin Jones verified email Arizona State University

   2026-06-02
10. Manogya Singh Suryansh verified email IIT Delhi

    2026-06-02
11. Jose Bonet ORCID Director, Universitat Politècnica de València

    2026-06-02
    Comment

    This is an important, very necessary declaration.

12. Laura Ciobanu ORCID Professor, TU Berlin & Heriot-Watt University

    2026-06-02
13. David Kinderlehrer ORCID Carnegie Mellon University

    2026-06-02
14. Miguel Abreu ORCID University of Lisbon

    2026-06-02
15. Dan Cross Engineer

    2026-06-02
16. Jack Heaney verified email University of Edinburgh

    2026-06-02
17. Cathal Seoighe ORCID School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, University of Galway

    2026-06-02
18. Rahul Sarkar ORCID Postdoctoral Scholar, University of California, Berkeley

    2026-06-02
19. Jeremy Avigad ORCID Professor, Carnegie Mellon University

    2026-06-02
20. Kada Kalman ORCID University of Cambridge

    2026-06-02
21. Timothy Porter ORCID Professor Emeritus, University of Bangor (retired)

    2026-06-02
22. Tony Feng ORCID

    2026-06-02
23. Maciej Dołęga ORCID Associate Professor, Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences

    2026-06-02
24. Max Weinreich ORCID Harvard University

    2026-06-02
25. Mark Peletier ORCID Professor and group leader, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven

    2026-06-02
26. Nakib Haider Protik verified email Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

    2026-06-02
27. Gareth Wilkes ORCID Associate Professor, University of Cambridge

    2026-06-02
28. Guillermo Cortiñas ORCID IMaS-DM, FCEyN, Universidad de Buenos Aires and CONICET

    2026-06-02
29. Alex Junior Gomez Saltachin verified email PUC-Rio

    2026-06-02
30. Callum Bates ORCID Mathematics tutor

    2026-06-02
    Comment

    The current use of artificial intelligence in mathematics greatly threatens core tenets of the field. We must be vigilant of private equity intruding into our field with overblown claims and profit-driven incentives. Any mathematician not in support of this declaration does not care about the field.

31. Avery Carr ORCID Independent Researcher

    2026-06-02
32. Ingo Althöfer verified email Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena, Retired

    2026-06-02
33. Apabrito Bhattacharyya verified email Graduate Student, Michigan State University

    2026-06-02
34. Cheni Yuki Yang verified email Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg

    2026-06-02
35. Reza Gheissari ORCID Northwestern University

    2026-06-02
36. Mona Merling ORCID University of Pennsylvania

    2026-06-02
37. Perla Sousi verified email University of Cambridge

    2026-06-02
38. JAMES BRASSEUR ORCID University of Colorado Boulder

    2026-06-02
    Comment

    The "Values," "Potential Threats," and four "Recommendations" sections in the Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics are applicable to research that is directed at the advancement of scientific knowledge and understanding in general. The Leiden Declaration should be used as a starting point for a similar declaration directed at basic research in science.

39. Sean O'Brien verified email University of Glasgow

    2026-06-02
40. Riley Shahar verified email University of Pennsylvania

    2026-06-02
41. Chris Peters Prof. em., Univ. Grenoble Alpes, guest researcher Math. Inst. Leiden university

    2026-06-02
42. Maciej Głuchowski ORCID

    2026-06-02
43. Clemens Berger ORCID Professor, Université Côte d'Azur

    2026-06-02
44. Guglielmo Nocera ORCID Postdoc researcher, Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques

    2026-06-02
45. Saraí Hernández-Torres ORCID Investigadora Asociada C, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Instituto de Matemáticas

    2026-06-02
46. James M Turner verified email Calvin University

    2026-06-02
    Comment

    The core goal to mathematics in teaching, research, and application should be the flourishing of human understanding. The use of AI tools can undermine this is in many different and damaging ways, as the statement of the statement outlines. I highly endorse the Leiden declaration and highly encourage everyone share this with their colleagues.

47. Francis Su ORCID Benediktsson-Karwa Professor of Mathematics, Harvey Mudd College

    2026-06-02
48. Pradip Kumar ORCID Shiv Nadar University Delhi

    2026-06-02
49. Cary Malkiewich ORCID Assistant Professor, Binghamton University

    2026-06-02
50. Francesco Fournier-Facio ORCID Herchel Smith Fellow, University of Cambridge

    2026-06-02
51. Ian Selvaggi ORCID SISSA

    2026-06-02
52. Thomas Kahle ORCID Professor, Otto von Guericke Universität Magdeburg

    2026-06-02
53. Tomasz Tyranowski ORCID Assistant Professor, University of Twente

    2026-06-02
54. Sagar Kumar Maity ORCID PhD student, S.N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences

    2026-06-02
    Comment

    A timely and important initiative. AI can expand mathematical exploration, but transparency, attribution, and human responsibility must remain central to the practice of mathematics.

55. Matthew James Lynn verified email RWTH Aachen University

    2026-06-02
56. Leo Herr ORCID Assistant Professor, Virginia Tech

    2026-06-02
57. Yijie Diao ORCID

    2026-06-02
58. Geoffrey Grimmett verified email University of Cambridge

    2026-06-02
59. Jan De Beule ORCID Associate Professor, Vrije Universiteit Brussel

    2026-06-02
60. Michael Joswig ORCID TU Berlin

    2026-06-02
61. Giandomenico Orlandi ORCID Professor, Università degli Studi di Verona

    2026-06-02
62. Jacob Platnick ORCID PhD Student, Georgia Institute of Technology

    2026-06-02
63. Anoushka Nerella ORCID Graduate student, University of Colorado Boulder

    2026-06-02
64. Ashvin Swaminathan ORCID Harvard University and AxiomMath

    2026-06-02
65. Mauro Artigiani ORCID Profesor Asociado, Universidad Nacional de Colombia

    2026-06-02
66. Marie Swartz verified email DePaul University

    2026-06-02
67. Víctor Navarro-Fernández ORCID Imperial College London

    2026-06-02
68. Christophe Smet verified email Delft University of Technology

    2026-06-02
69. Johan Commelin verified email Utrecht University + Mathlib Initiative

    2026-06-02
70. William Duke ORCID University of California, Los Angeles

    2026-06-02
71. Sebastián Barbieri ORCID Universidad de Santiago de Chile

    2026-06-02
72. Stefaan Vaes ORCID Professor of Mathematics, KU Leuven

    2026-06-02
73. Ingrid Daubechies ORCID

    2026-06-02
74. Vanessa Miemietz ORCID Professor in pure mathematics, University of East Anglia

    2026-06-02
75. Prem Nigam Kar ORCID Assistant Professor, Instytut Matematyczny Polskiej Akademii Nauk

    2026-06-02
76. Jonathan Grube verified email Utrecht University

    2026-06-02
77. Bruno Schapira verified email Université Claude Bernard (Lyon I)

    2026-06-02
78. Shamit Kachru verified email Stanford University and PDT Partners

    2026-06-02
79. Jack McCarthy ORCID Masters Student, Stony Brook University

    2026-06-02
80. Fabian Lekic verified email Student, University of Giessen

    2026-06-02
81. Sarah Arpin ORCID Assistant Professor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

    2026-06-02
82. Jon Wilkening ORCID Professor, University of California Berkeley

    2026-06-02
83. Betsy Sinclair verified email Washington University, Saint Louis

    2026-06-02
84. Adrian Muntean ORCID Professor, Karlstads Universitet

    2026-06-02
    Comment

    The mathematical community must increase its awareness of what currently happens around us and react appropriately, valuing high scientific standards.

85. Christian Stump ORCID Professor, Ruhr-Universität Bochum

    2026-06-02
86. Macarena Arenas ORCID University of Cambridge

    2026-06-02
87. Sridhar Venkatesh ORCID Math Fellow, UCLA

    2026-06-02
88. Matt Broe ORCID PhD student, Boston University

    2026-06-02
89. Fabrice Baudoin ORCID Professor, Aarhus University

    2026-06-02
90. Dan Freed ORCID Harvard University

    2026-06-02
91. Razvan Teodorescu ORCID Professor, University of South Florida

    2026-06-02
92. Izaak Fairclough verified email King's College London, University of London

    2026-06-02
93. Amir Mohammadi ORCID Professor, University of California, Berkeley

    2026-06-02
94. R-Clark Robinson Northwestern University, emeritus professor of Mathematics

    2026-06-02
95. John B. Garnett verified email University of California, Los Angeles

    2026-06-02
96. David Nadler verified email University of California, Berkeley

    2026-06-02
97. Pierre Guillon ORCID Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

    2026-06-02
98. Rida Hamadani ORCID LMAP, UPPA

    2026-06-02
99. Henry Segerman ORCID Oklahoma State University

    2026-06-02
100. Emiliano Gomez verified email University of California, Berkeley

     2026-06-02