Events

Scientific Directors: Anna Maria Fino, Univ. Torino, Italy Adriano Tomassini, Univ. Parma, Italy Scott O. Wilson, Queens College and CUNY Graduate Center, US Lectures: Daniele Angella, Univ. Firenze, Italy - Almost-Hermitian and Hermitian metrics Marco Gualtieri, Univ. Toronto, Canada - Introduction to generalized complex geometry Richard K. Hind, Univ. Notre Dame, US - Almost complex structures and symplectic geometry Alexandra Otiman, Aarhus Univ., Denmarck - Special Hermitian structures in complex geometry Scott O. Wilson, Queens College and CUNY Graduate Center, US - Algebraic aspects of almost complex manifolds and special metrics

This is the 17th International Conference on Integral Methods in Science and Engineering. This well-established conference series provides a platform for researchers from around the world to share recent developments in innovative and efficient methods for solving mathematical models that describe physical phenomena, processes and related subjects. The conference addresses both academic and industrial perspectives.

MCWA-2026 is a hybrid academic conference organized by Marmara University, Department of Mathematics, bringing together researchers and practitioners in mathematics and computer-based sciences for presentations, discussions, and scientific collaboration.

This programme provides support for high-quality research schools that introduce students and young scientists to active areas of mathematics. These schools are planned as international events, taking place in Ukraine in a safe environment. This school introduces participants to knot theory and geometric topology. The talks are geared towards bachelor and master students and they will require only minimal previous knowledge of topology. The lecture courses will present many exercises and problems for the students to work on during the week. Applications of links, braids, and diffeomorphisms of surfaces play a key role in many areas of mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, cryptography, and other natural sciences.

ICGG 2026 brings together researchers and practitioners in theoretical and applied geometry and graphics, including geometry in history and education. The conference is organized by the Croatian Society for Geometry and Graphics, held under the patronage of ISGG, with peer-reviewed proceedings published by Springer.

The Poisson 2026 event is the 14th in a series of international meetings on Poisson geometry aiming at bringing together researchers interested in Poisson geometry in a broad sense from all over the world. The event will take place in Belgium: - Poisson 2026 Summer School: 3-7 August 2026, in Antwerp - Poisson 2026 Conference: 10-14 August 2026, in Leuven The list of speakers, for both the school and the conference, is available on the event website: https://wis.kuleuven.be/events/2026_poisson/poisson2026 We plan to open the registration in January/February 2026.

The 10th Workshop on Applied Mathematics and Graph Theory will be held on August 15–19, 2026, at the Congress Center of Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Ohrid, North Macedonia. This jubilee edition marks a decade of continuous effort to bring together distinguished researchers from the region and beyond for four days of intensive exchange of ideas, presentations, and discussions. The workshop focuses on graph theory and its numerous applications (chemistry, computer science, sociology, materials science), as well as broader areas of applied mathematics, mathematical analysis, topology, design theory, and mathematical chemistry. As the only continuous event of its kind in the country, the workshop serves as a strategic pillar for the internationalization of Macedonian science. Despite its theoretical depth, the gathering bridges the gap between abstract mathematics and technological application.

The programme provides support for high-quality research schools that introduce students and young scientists to active areas of mathematics. These schools are planned as international events, taking place in Ukraine in a safe environment. This summer school provides an extensive introduction to symmetries in the contexts described above, introduce the mathematical structures underlying them, and discuss applications both within mathematics and in theoretical physics. The school is arranged in the format of a flipped classroom, meaning that all the lectures will be given by the students to each other. The school is aimed at advanced undergraduate, graduate students and early postdocs, both specialized in math and in theoretical physics.

CAIM series provide a forum for the review of the recent trends in applied and industrial mathematics either from a qualitative or from a numerical point of view. Computer science communications are welcome. Since theoretical studies find sooner or later their applicability, the conference has also sections for the theoretical branches of mathematics like algebra, probability theory, mathematical statistics or geometry. A special section of the conference is dedicated to the mathematical teaching.

The conference continues a long-standing tradition of international events promoted by the International Association for Generalized Functions - IAGF. Its primary goal is to gather researchers working in all branches of generalized functions and their applications. The most recent conferences were held in Turin (Italy 2024), Vienna (Austria 2022), Ghent (Belgium 2020), Novi Sad (Serbia, 2018), Dubrovnik (Croatia, 2016), Southampton (United Kingdom, 2014). The conference topics include, but are not limited to: Distributions, ultradistributions, hyperfunctions and algebras of generalized functions Linear and non-linear differential equations and stochastic analysis Pseudodifferential operators and microlocal analysis Geometric problems and non-linear distributional geometry Applications in mathematical modeling and mathematical physics Harmonic analysis, time-frequency analysis and function spaces Functional analytic methods in the theory of generalized functions