| Workshop: Macaulay2 in the SciencesWe are organizing a three-day Macaulay2 development workshop to take place at Max Planck Institute in Leipzig from afternoon of Monday Nov 25th to noon on Thursday Nov 28. All participants will work to develop packages related to their areas of research (statistics, physics, biology, applied algebraic geometry, combinatorics, etc.) and extend the core functionality of Macaulay2. New participants will join groups led by experienced researchers. There will be tutorials to train beginners in Macaulay2 as well as aspects of open-source software development and collaboration. For the previous iterations in Leipzig, see the 2018 workshop and 2022 bootcamp. Project leaders and groups will be announced soon.
Due to limited capacity we encourage you to register as soon as possible. |
| Conference: Geometry at InfinityInternational Conference on Differential Geometry, Geometric Topology, and Global Analysis
This is the second conference covering the entire thematic breadth of the DFG Priority Programme SPP 2026 "Geometry at Infinity''. In plenary lectures, important developments in the research areas of the Priority Programme will be presented by internationally leading scientists. In addition, the members of the Priority Programme will report on their research results from the second funding period in parallel sessions.
Plenary speakers:
- Richard Bamler (Berkeley)
- Federica Fanoni (Paris-Est Crétail)
- Gustav Holzegel (Münster)
- Dawid Kielak (Oxford)
- Alexander Lytchak (Karlsruhe)
- Kathryn Mann (Cornell)
- Aaron Naber (Northwestern)
- Eleonora Di Nezza (Paris)
- Zoe Wyatt (Cambridge)
- Rudolf Zeidler (Münster)
WARNING: Please be wary if a company directly contacts you regarding payment for accommodation in Leipzig: this is fraud / phishing. |
| The 11th Conference of the Fachgruppe ComputeralgebraThe 11th Conference of the Fachgruppe Computeralgebra will take place from June 2 to 4, 2025 at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences in Leipzig.
Main Speakers: TBA
Young talent award: On the final day, a prize of €500 will be awarded for the best young talent presentation. The cash prize is accompanied by an invitation to give a main talk at the next conference.
Travel allowance: The Fachgruppe Computeralgebra Section can provide a limited amount of funds as a travel allowance. Please submit applications for travel grants with an explanatory cover letter, a reference person and a list of the required funds.
More information and details for registration will appear here in due time. |
