The 35th Brazilian Mathematical Confederation (CBM) will feature more than 200 presentations.
IMPA is preparing to host the 35th edition of the Brazilian Mathematics Colloquium (CBM) . From July 27th to August 1st, the largest mathematics event in Brazil will bring together leading national and international figures. There will be over 200 presentations, including plenary sessions, introductory courses, thematic sessions, and roundtables, as well as poster sessions. Registration for the event can be done at this link.
Researchers Gigliola Staffilani (MIT), Jelani Nelson (UC Berkeley), José Seade (Institute of Mathematics, UNAM), Marco Gualtieri (University of Toronto) and Svetlana Jitomirskaya (UC Berkeley) will lead the plenary sessions that will take place between Monday (27) and Friday (1st) . Check the preliminary schedule here.
The three scheduled outreach lectures will be given by researchers Ana Menezes (Princeton), José Ramon Madrid Padilla (Virginia Tech), and Paulo Orenstein (IMPA). The event will also feature six advanced courses; five introductory courses; and 21 thematic sessions covering topics such as Linear Algebra; Combinatorics; Partial Differential Equations; Holomorphic Foliations; Biomathematical Modeling; Dynamical Systems; Computer Graphics; and much more. See the full program here .
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The round table "The Value of Mathematics Outside Academia: Themes Discussion on the Presence of Mathematicians in Companies and the Academia-Industry Interaction" is led by researchers José Alberto Cuminato (USP-SC and CeMEAI), María Soledad Aronna (FGV EMAp) and Marta Batoréo (UFES). The discussion takes place on Wednesday (30).
The Brazilian Mathematics Colloquium (CBM) is the most comprehensive scientific meeting of the Brazilian mathematical community and has contributed significantly to the development and strengthening of the field. Held every two years since 1957, the CBM involves undergraduate and graduate students from all over the country, as well as Brazilian and foreign researchers.
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