The European Mathematical Society

ReaDiLab is an Associated International Laboratory (LIA 197) of CNRS composed of 33 Japanese and 36 French researchers in the fields of mathematics, biology, medicine, and chemistry.

ReaDiLab's goal is to develop a better mathematical understanding of complex phenomena arising in biology, biomimetic systems, and medicine. More precisely its project bears on the modeling, the mathematical analysis, and the numerical simulations of reaction-diffusion processes involved in those domains. It will essentially focus on the following themes:

The workshop will focus on the interplay between dynamical systems and arithmetic, and in particular on the study of arithmetic algorithms of significance in dynamics and geometry.

Registration is free. Participants are requested to register on the website of the conference: http://www.crm.sns.it/event/272/registration.html whence further details and updates can be retrieved as well.

Some funds are available to offer financial support to a number of selected young researchers and students for their participation in the Workshop.

This international conference is devoted to original research in the field of engineering, natural sciences or social sciences where mathematical and/or computational techniques are necessary for solving specific problems.

Modern economic systems exhibit a high degree of interconnectivity. The nature of the relationships may be very different, for example the correlation between certain processes or ownership relationships between companies. Network models, in the broadest sense are a set of nodes and links, are a good representation of financial and economic systems. Analysis of these networks allows us to understand and explain some economic phenomena.

This is an international conference organized by the Institute of Mathematics of the University of Seville (IMUS).
The purpose of this conference is to gather experts in both Fluid Mechanics and Singular Integrals or more generally Harmonic Analysis. These areas of research are very active, there is a lot of interaction among them and many questions and problems of interest can be found.

Organizers:
Matthieu Louis (CRG)
Ruben Moreno-Bote (FSJD)
Alex Roxin (CRM)
Klaus Wimmer (IDIBAPS)

The 2013 Summer@ICERM program is designed for a select group of 10-12 undergraduate scholars. Students will work in small groups of two or three, supervised by a faculty advisor and aided by a teaching assistant. A variety of activities around various research themes will allow participants to engage in collaborative research, communicate and examine their findings in formal and informal settings, and report-out their findings with a finished product. Students will be provided with U.S. travel, room and board paid, plus a $3,000 stipend.

The goal of the NUMTA2013 Conference is to create a multidisciplinary round table for an open discussion on numerical modeling by using traditional and emerging computational paradigms. New technological challenges and fundamental ideas from theoretical computer science, linguistic, logic, set theory, and philosophy will meet requirements and new fresh applications from physics, chemistry, biology, and economy. Papers discussing new computational paradigms, relations with foundations of mathematics, and their impact on natural sciences are particularly solicited.

Summer school in algebraic statistics.

The main thema of this Summer School is concerned with the mathematics about dynamical systems of numeration, in a broad sense, and the related various methods in interaction with them: Diophantine Approximation, Mahler measures, automaticity and Cobham Theories, beta-expansions and substitutions, Pisot numbers, Salem numbers, dynamical numbers, symbolic dynamics and ergodicity, group actions, dynamical zeta function, limit equidistribution of conjugates, geometrical representation and Rauzy fractals, multidimensional continued fractions, Perron-Frobenius theory and its recent developments.

Ces journées annuelles du GdR MOA constituent un moment fort de l’activité de notre groupe. Ce sera l’occasion, dans le cadre agréable de l’Institut Henri Poincaré de faire le point sur les avancées récentes en optimisation et leurs applications. Mais ce sera surtout une opportunité pour vos étudiants en thèse de présenter leurs travaux à la communauté. Des aides financières pourront être accordées aux doctorants qui proposeront un exposé.

Programme:
-Tomás Alarcón (Centre de Recerca Matematica, Barcelona, Spain):
An Introduction to Stochastic Methods in Mathematical Biology

-Mario Primicerio (Dipartimento di Matematica "Ulisse Dini", Università
degli Studi di Firenze, Italy):
Mathematical Models for Social Changes and Criminology

-Koby Rubinstein (Department of Mathematics, Technion Institute of
Technology, Israel):
Mathematical Challenges in Medicine

-Karl Sigmund (Faculty for Mathematics University of Vienna, Austria):
On The Evolution of Cooperation

-Corina Tarnina (Princeton University, USA):

The purpose of the workshop is to bring together specialists in the field of Elliptic and Parabolic Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations in order to emphasize future theoretical trends and their applications. Among other topics, the workshop will focus on qualitative properties of solutions to elliptic equations, regularity of solutions, asymptotic behavior of solutions to parabolic equations, new equations from mathematical physics and biology. The workshop also aims to be a good state of art information for young researchers.

The invited speakers are:

Lucio Boccardo (Roma)

Conference in honor of P. Deheuvels

The international conference having as topic "Experimental and Theoretical
Methods in Algebra, Geometry and Topology" will be organized by Ovidius
University of Constanta in cooperation with the Institute of Mathematics
"Simion Stoilow" of the Romanian Academy and the Romanian Mathematical
Society.
We will use this opportunity to honor Alexandru Dimca and Stefan Papadima on the occasion of their 60th birthday.
We would like to mention that in 2013 the Joint International Meeting
of the AMS and the Romanian Mathematical Society will take place in Romania