Events

This meeting continues the traditional biennial series of ring theory conferences previously held in Graz.

Scientific Directors: Ana Cristina Barroso, Univ. Lisbon, Portugal Elisa Davoli, TU Wien, Austria Elvira Zappale, Sapienza Univ. Roma, Italy Lectures: Elisa Davoli, TU Wien, Austria - Nonlocal and nonhomogeneous phase transitions Peter Hästö, Univ. Helsinki & Univ. Turku, Finland - Harmonic analysis and regularity theory in Musielak-Orlicz spaces Martin Kružı́k, Czech Technical Univ., Czech Republic - Variational and Nonvariational Methods in Continuum Mechanics of Solids Maria Giovanna Mora, Univ. Pavia, Italy - Shape optimization problems for nonlocal anisotropic energies Ulisse Stefanelli, Univ. Wien, Austria - An Invitation to the Mathematics of Growth

The APS Conference is the flagship international meeting of the INFORMS Applied Probability Society, bringing together researchers, practitioners and students from across applied probability. The programme will include plenary and prize lectures, invited and contributed sessions, and plenty of opportunities to meet colleagues from across the international community. Durham is a historic city in North East England, with excellent transport links to the rest of the UK and internationally. The closest airport is Newcastle International Airport. At the heart of the city, Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle together form a UNESCO World Heritage Site and provide a beautiful setting for the conference.

This congress is dedicated to Professor Ivan Shestakov on the occasion of his 80th birthday, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the Theory of Non-Associative Algebras and his lasting impact on the mathematical community. NAART III is the 3rd edition of the Non-Associative Algebras and Related Topics conference series, following the successful meetings held in 2011 and 2022. The conference aims to bring together mathematicians and physicists working in this field to present recent advances, exchange ideas, foster collaboration, strengthen existing research networks, and explore new directions for future research. The conference will be held at the Department of Mathematics of the University of Coimbra.

Scientific Directors: Jochen Bröcker, Univ. Reading, UK Piermarco Cannarsa, Univ. Roma Tor Vergata and Centro Linceo Interdisciplinare, Italy Cristina Urbani, Univ. Mercatorum, Italy Lectures: Judith Vancostenoble, Univ. Paul Sabatier Toulouse III, France - Introduction to mathematical analysis of some energy balance models Beatrice Pelloni, Heriot-Watt Univ., UK - Mathematical tools in the description and analysis of atmospheric flows Alberto Carrassi, Univ. Bologna, Italy - Data assimilation in climate science: from model-driven to data-driven Franco Flandoli, Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy and Jochen Bröcker, Univ. Reading, UK - A very short introduction to the analysis of weather and climate models Opening talk by: Valerio Lucarini, Univ. Leicester, UK - Mathematics for climate and climate variability

FDIS is an international conference series held approximately every two years, each time in a different location. Previous editions took place in Jena (Germany, 2011), Luminy (France, 2013), Będlewo (Poland, 2015), Barcelona (Spain, 2017), Shanghai (China, 2019), Tel Aviv (Israel, 2022), Antwerp (Belgium, 2023), and Guanajuato (Mexico, 2025). The guiding idea of FDIS is that major advances in integrable systems often come from researchers whose main expertise lies in neighbouring disciplines, including differential and algebraic geometry, symplectic geometry, partial differential equations, and mathematical physics. FDIS brings these communities together to exchange methods, discuss open problems, and initiate collaborations. Leading specialists in integrable systems are also invited to present broader perspectives and highlight promising research directions. The conference welcomes contributed talks and posters. Parallel sessions and shorter talks help provide opportunities for early-career researchers as well as established mathematicians. FDIS 2027 will take place at the Research and Conference Centre of the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Będlewo, near Poznań, in partnership with CMI. Important dates: 1 February 2027: Registration and applications for contributed talks and posters open. 1 May 2027: Deadline for contributed-talk applications. Organizing Committee: Andrzej J. Maciejewski (University of Zielona Góra, Poland) Vladimir Matveev (Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany) Maria Przybylska (University of Zielona Góra, Poland) Sergei Tabachnikov (Pennsylvania State University, USA)

A conference series that started in 2017, usually every two years, bringing together Portuguese mathematicians in Portugal and abroad, plus researchers with close ties to Portugal. The 2027 meeting marks ten years since the series began. There will be 12 invited lectures and 6 thematic sessions, covering different areas of mathematics, in a relaxed setting to share recent work and build collaborations. We warmly welcome mathematicians based in Europe and around the world to join us in Aveiro.

Scientific Directors: Roberto Longo, Univ. Roma Tor Vergata, Italy Stefan Hollands, Univ. Leipzig, Germany Daniela Cadamuro, Univ. Leipzig, Germany Lectures: Masaki Izumi, Kyoto Univ., Japan - Introduction to von Neumann Algebras Gandalf Lechner, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany - Introduction to Algebraic Quantum Field Theory Yasuyuki Kawahigashi, Univ. Tokyo, Japan - Operator Algebras and Conformal Field theory Stefan Hollands, Univ. Leipzig, Germany - Quantum Information and Quantum Field Theory

GAFA 2027 brings together researchers in geometric analysis, functional analysis, and differential geometry to exchange ideas, present recent advances, and develop new collaborations. The program includes plenary and invited lectures, contributed talks, and dedicated sessions for early-career researchers. Special sessions will honor Erlan Nursultanov and Alexey Bolsinov. The conference is organised in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute. Scientific Committee: Vladimir Matveev, Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany Makhmud Sadybekov, Institute of Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling, Almaty, Kazakhstan Durvudkhan Suragan, Nazarbayev University, Astana, Kazakhstan

Scientific Directors: Chiara Boccato, Univ. Pisa, Italy Augusto Gerolin, Univ. Ottawa, Canada Khabat Heshami, National Research Council & Univ. Ottawa, Canada Dario Trevisan, Univ. Pisa, Italy Lectures: Nilanjana Datta, Univ. Cambridge, UK - Distinguishing Quantum Resources Anaelle Hertz, National Research Council, Canada - Gaussian Quantum Information and Quantum Optimal Transport Mark Wilde, Cornell Univ., USA - Quantum optimization and quantum information geometry Benjamin Schlein, Univ. Zürich, Switzerland - Bogoliubov theory for dilute Bose gases Giacomo De Palma, Univ. Bologna, Italy - Variational Quantum Algorithms and Quantum Machine Learning