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The main aim of the conference is to bring together researchers and scientists in a wide range of areas of Mathematics, Statistics and Data Science, that are topics of active research in Armenia, and also are prospective for research and collaboration. The conference will cover the following topics: - Algebra and Logic - Analysis - Probability and Statistics - Optimization and Optimal Control - Data Science

This meeting aims to continue an old tradition of Romanian mathematical congresses and is largely open to international participation. The congress is jointly organized by the Mathematical Sciences Section of the Romanian Academy, the Romanian Mathematical Society, the Simion Stoilow Institute of Mathematics of the Romanian Academy, the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Bucharest, and the University of Pitești. The congress will host the first Balkan Mathematical Conference, a regional meeting launched by the European Mathematical Society.

The conference MITRE 2023 provides a forum for specialists to discuss different aspects of the integration of research and education in Mathematics and Computer Science. Discussions are traditionally axed on the achievements in scientific research and advanced training of high qualification specialists in these areas according to real needs of economy, on ways of involving young talents in research. The participation of young scientists is encouraged. The Conference MITRE in 2023 will be at its 9th edition and is a satellite conferences of The Tenth Congress of Romanian Mathematicians.

The main part of PhD Summer School in Discrete mathematics are two mini-courses, aimed at PhD Students, but also to other participants interested in the topics. The first mini-courses will be given by Prof. Karen Meagher (University of Regina, Canada), and it will be related to eigenvalues of graphs, and the second mini-course will be given by Prof. Ted Dobson (University of Primorska, Slovenia), and it will be related to symmetries of graphs. Apart from two mini-courses there will be also a session of invited talks.

General Relativity is traditionally studied from an Analysis/PDE, Differential Geometric, or Physics perspective. Recently, new approaches to analyze nonsmooth Lorentzian structures have also emerged from Geometric Measure Theory and Optimal Transport. This workshop brings together for the first time experts from all these different approaches to study General Relativity to discuss open problems and new tools. To facilitate maximal interaction two minicourses and several introductory/plenary talks are scheduled. Minicourses: A. Bernig (Frankfurt), Y. Shlapentokh-Rothman (Toronto) Invited speakers (* to be confirmed): L. Andersson* (Beijing), D. Faifman (Tel Aviv), N. Gigli (SISSA), G. Holzegel* (Münster & London), M. Kiessling (New Brunswick), M. Kunzinger (Vienna), K. Landsman (Nijmegen), R. McCann (Toronto), R. Perales (Oaxaca), M. Sánchez (Granada), I. Stavrov (Portland), S. Suhr (Bochum), M. Van de Moortel (New Brunswick), Q. Wang (Oxford) Organizers: A. Burtscher (Nijmegen), S. Tahvildar-Zadeh (New Brunswick)

Conference Foundations of Computational Mathematics

This event is the occasion to (re)unite researchers from all around the world, working on Malliavin calculus and related topics, to celebrate the prolific careers of David Nualart and Anton Thalmaier. The scientific program consists in more than 20 talks by invited speakers over 5 days. Registration is now open on the website.

The international conference Harmonic Analysis, Partial Differential Equations, and Geometric Measure Theory in Bilbao 2023 will take place in the city center of Bilbao (Spain) from June 12 to June 16, 2023. It aims to gather both well-established experts and more junior mathematicians in the fields. There will be a list of invited 50 and 25-minute talks, and we also have parallel sessions of 15-minues talks where students and early postdocs can present their work.

The 20th conference of the Applied Stochastic Models and Data Analysis (ASMDA2023) International Society and the Demographics2023 Workshop. The 20th ASMDA conference will focus on new trends in theory, applications and software of Applied Stochastic Models and Data Analysis.

The conference "Nielsen Theory and Related Topics" will be organized at Oostende (Ostend), Belgium, June 5-9, 2023. “Nielsen theory and related topics” focuses on recent advances in classical topological fixed point theory, including Nielsen theory for n-valued maps, Borsuk-Ulam type results, and twisted conjugacy classes. Results in these areas have employed techniques from braid groups and configuration spaces, from equivariant topology, and from combinatorial and geometric group theory and hence also these related topics belong to the scope of this conference.