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Scientific Directors: Christophe Hohlweg, Univ. Québec Montréal, Canada Martina Lanini, Univ. Roma Tor Vergata, Italy Lectures: Christophe Hohlweg, Univ. Québec Montréal, Canada and Martina Lanini, Univ. Roma Tor Vergat, Italy - Introduction to Coxeter group theory and representation theory Petra Schwer, Ruprecht-Karls-Univ. Heidelberg, Germany - Geometry of Coxeter groups Hugh Thomas, Univ. Québec Montréal, Canada - Coxeter groups, quiver representations and beyond Christopher Bowman, Univ. York, UK- Torsion explosion in the Hecke category Michele D’Adderio, Univ. Pisa, Italy - Plethystic operators, combinatorics and coinvariants

SciCADE is a long-running conference series that promotes work in scientific computing and differential equations, including theoretical, algorithmic, numerical analysis and applications aspects. The plenary talks will be given by Patrick Farrell (Oxford), Tammy Kolda (MathSci.ai), Buyang Li (Hong Kong Polytechnic), Weiqing Ren (National University of Singapore), Jesus-Maria Sanz-Serna (Universidad Carlos III, Madrid), Aretha Teckentrup (Edinburgh University), Xiaochuan Tian (University of California at San Diego) and Richard Turner (Cambridge). Topics include numerical methods, computational science, data science, machine learning and AI foundations, high performance computing, statistical computation, quantum computing, as well as applications (in finance, climate, biology and fluids). Please see the SciCADE website at www.scicade.org for a full list of interest areas. In addition to the conference, we intend to hold a summer school for graduate students and early-career researchers in the week preceding the meeting; this will be announced soon. Please join us in Edinburgh next year for this exciting event! Scientific Committee: Weizhu Bao (Singapore), Qiang Du (Columbia), Erwan Faou (Rennes), Benedict Leimkuhler (Edinburgh), Melvin Leok (San Diego), Christian Lubich (Tübingen), Alexander Ostermann (Innsbruck), Linda Petzold (Santa Barbara), Tao Tang (Hong Kong), Carol Woodward (Livermore) Organizing Committee (from Edinburgh and Heriot-Watt universities): Lehel Banjai, Emmanuil Georgoulis, Desmond Higham, Kaibo Hu, Stefan Klus, Benedict Leimkuhler, John Pearson, Mariya Ptashnyk, Aretha Teckentrup, Kostas Zygalakis

About the Conference This conference aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration across fields such as education, psychology, behavioural science, and sociology. Whether you are an early-career researcher or an experienced academic, this event offers a platform to share insights, research, and strategies for addressing mathematics anxiety in diverse contexts. Conference Themes We welcome submissions on a wide range of topics, including: • Mathematics anxiety as reported by: o University students (especially non-specialists) o Learners aged 5–18 o Individuals in everyday life o Across cultural and policy contexts • Related forms of anxiety such as: o Test anxiety o Spatial anxiety o Generalised anxiety • Dimensions and typologies of mathematics anxiety: o Affective, cognitive, and physiological components o Gender differences and stereotypes o Neurodiversity and learning difficulties o Resilience and coping strategies • Psychological and sociocultural constructs linked to mathematics anxiety: o Working memory, number sense, and spatial thinking o Home and family influences (e.g. caregiver anxiety, home learning) o Educator perspectives and preparation o Equity, diversity, and inclusion in mathematics education • Interventions and support strategies: o Socio-emotional and content-based approaches o Pedagogical innovations and instructional methods o Technology-enhanced and AI-supported solutions Invited Speakers Professor Dénes Szűcs – University of Cambridge Dr Ros McLellan – University of Cambridge Dr Sweta Adatia – Limitless Brain Lab Veronica Cavicchi – Ministero dell’Istruzione e del Merito

Scientific Directors: Giulio Baù, Univ. Pisa, Italy Sara Di Ruzza, Univ. Palermo, Italy Anne-Sophie Libert, Univ. Namur, Belgium Lectures: Alain Albouy, Paris Observatory, France - The changes of time in classical and celestial mechanics, from the examples Kostantin Batygin, California Inst. Technology, US - Orbital Dynamics of the Trans-Neptunian Solar System Alessandra Celletti, Univ. Roma Tor Vergata, Italy - Perturbative methods in Celestial Mechanics Marian Gidea, Yeshiva Univ., US - Arnold Diffusion in Celestial Mechanics

The program will consist of a series of mini-courses and talks delivered by both junior and senior researchers, as well as free time aimed at fostering open discussions and collaboration among participants. The core minicourses will be given by: Christina Brech: Combinatorics in nonseparable Banach spaces. Marek Cúth: Descriptive set theory in Banach spaces. María Japón: Metric fixed point theory with applications. Mikhail Ostrovskii: Finite-dimensional transportation cost spaces. The School is supported by the Centro Internacional de Encuentros Matemáticos of the University of Cantabria, the European Mathematical Society, and the Instituto Universitario de Matemáticas y Aplicaciones and the Department of Mathematics of the University of Zaragoza.

Plenary Speakers: Artur Avila, Qiang Du, Adam Kanigowski, Carlos Kenig, Pierre-Louis Lions, Kening Lu, Panagiotis E. Souganidis, Hong Wang, Xiaoyun Wang. The largest conference on analysis and applied analysis, including dynamical systems, differential applications, applied and computational mathematics.

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.

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.