RSME's 7th Congress of Young Researchers: Home

Updates

• The registration is open.
• The new schedule is ready.
• The list of parallel sessions is available.
• The call for Parallel Session Proposals closes with 38 parallel sessions proposed. • The call for Parallel Session Proposals opens.
• The scientific committee has been formed.

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Sesiones Paralelas

The congress consist of 38 parallel sessions divided accross six thematic areas: algebra (AL), mathematical analysis (AM), data science (CD), geometry and topology (GT), applied mathematics (MA) and other topics (OT). In total, there will be more than 350 parallel talks, making this congress the bigest one of the RSME up to today.

List of Parallel Sessions

bertsomáticas

Imagine an event where the magic of mathematics intertwines itself with the improvised poetry of Basque art, proving the impressive ability of the bertsolarismo to face any topic. This activity is a double celebration: we present the rich Basque culture to a scientific public and bring mathematics nearer to the general public.

Logo & Poster

The congress will have a logo and a poster. More information regarding will be introduce when these are available.

Venue

The main venue of the congress will be Bilbao and its surroundings. After opening on Monday morning at the Bizkaia Aretoa, in Bilbao itself; the congress will move to the Facultad de Ciencia y Tecnología of the University of the Basque Country, in the Leioa Campus. With the exception of some concrete activities, such as the science popularization activity, and some days, Wednesday; all of the activities will take place at the Leioa Campus.

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Organization

RSME's 7th Congress of Young Researchers has both an organizing committee and an scientific committee. Of the organizing committee, Josué Tonelli-Cueto is the chairperson and Oihana Garaialde Ocaña the treasurer. Of the scientific committee, Ujué Etayo is the chairperson and Ángel González-Prieto the vice-chairperson.

The University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) hosts and organizes the congress, and the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics (BCAM) co-organizes. The congress has numerous collaborators: the Basque Statistic Office, the Foral Diputation of Biscay, the Bilbao City Council, through the BILBOMATH project with BCAM; and Laboral Kutxa.

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