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Jürgen Fuhrmann (WIAS Berlin), Annegret Glitzky (WIAS Berlin), Ansgar Jüngel (TU Vienna), Hans-Christoph Kaiser (WIAS Berlin), Markus Kantner (WIAS Berlin), Manuel Landstorfer (WIAS Berlin), Oliver Marquardt (WIAS Berlin)
AMaSiS 2021 is an interdisciplinary workshop dedicated to mathematical modeling of semiconductors and electrochemical systems. Due to inherent similarities between both disciplines, AMaSiS explores synergies in mathematical modeling, analysis, numerics, and simulation techniques. The conference brings together experts from applied mathematics, physics, engineering, chemistry, and material science.

The workshop will take place online and will be held from September 6th to 9th, 2021.
Participation is free of charge but requires confirmation, hence .
Abstracts for a contributed talk or virtual poster can be submitted . To do so, please follow the instructions on this

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For more information, especially a list of confirmed speakers, please see the poster and webpage.

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Laura Kanzler, Chiara Novarini, Giulia Pilli, Steffen Plunder, Claudia Wytrzens
Starting a PhD in mathematics opens a new chapter in your career, with new challenges and opportunities. In this workshop, researchers on all stages of their career will share their experience and advice with you. Is a PhD the right thing for you? Are your smart enough for a PhD? (Spoiler: YES!) How to pick your PhD topic? How to pick your supervisor? What do you need to know?
Since women are still underrepresented in the mathematical community, the workshop will also specially thematize gender issues in the mathematical community to counteract circulating prejudices and patterns.

The workshop will take place online on June 1st, 2021, from 9 am until 5 pm (open end).
This workshop is aimed mainly at master and PhD students in mathematics.
Participation is free of charge but requires registration.
The deadline for registration is .
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For more information, especially a list of confirmed speakers for the panel discussions as well as the schedule, please see the webpage.

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IST Austria, Klosterneuburg, Austria
László Erdős, Julian Fischer, Jan Maas, Robert Seiringer
The Institute of Science and Technology Austria (IST Austria) organizes a Summer School on hot topics of current research in analysis and partial differential equations. It is the second summer school in a bi-annual series on analysis and related areas held at IST Austria. The event is aimed at a broad audience of researchers in these fields, particularly focusing on PhD students and postdocs.
The summer school will be held from May 25th to 29th, 2020, there is a limited amount of financial support for travel and accommodation costs available. Deadlines for registration are February 29th, 2020 for financial support and April 30th, 2020 for registration itself. Registration is free but mandatory, if you are interested please follow the instructions on this

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The summer school will consist of three minicourses on important topics of current research in analysis and partial differential equations. The minicourses will be complemented with invited talks on related recent developments. Confirmed lecturers are:

• Felix Otto, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in Sciences
  ''Partial Differential Equations and Randomness''
• Wilhelm Schlag, Yale University
  ''On Long-Term Dynamics of Nonlinear Dispersive Evolution PDEs''
• László Székelyhidi, University of Leipzig
  ''The Onsager Conjecture''

For more information, also on the invited talks, see the webpage.

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Telč, Czech Republic
Emilio Acerbi (Parma), Miroslav Bulíček (Prague), Nicola Fusco (Naples), Josef Málek (Prague), Erika Maringová (Vienna)
The aim of the meeting is to bring together researchers working in the field of regularity of partial differential equations with a particular emphasis on partial differential equations stemming from continuum mechanics. The workshop will be held from May 6th to 9th, 2020. Registration is possible until 31st March 2020, if you are interested please follow the instructions on this

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. Confirmed speakers are:

• Michael Bildhauer (Universität des Saarlandes)
• Gilles A. Francfort (Université Paris XIII)
• Juha Kinnunen (Aalto University)
• Giuseppe Mingione (Università di Parma)
• Domenico Mucci (Università di Parma)

For more information, also on the invited short presentations, see the webpage.

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Granada, Spain
María J. Cáceres, José A. Cañizo, José Miguel Mantas, Sebastian Throm
The general topics of the workshop are applications of PDE, kinetic equations and population balance models. Talks will treat several recent areas of application of PDE, especially neuron dynamics, population models in biology, collective behaviour and kinetic theory, including their numerical analysis. The school will be held from January 8 to 10 and will consist of four courses, each of 4 hours and a workshop will follow, from January 13-16, with short talks by several speakers. Registration is now open for both the school and workshop, if you are interested please follow the instructions on the

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. The courses will be given by:

• Ulrik Fjordholm (University of Oslo)
• Gero Friesecke (Technical University of Munich)
• Eva Löcherbach (Université Paris 1)
• Sylvia Serfaty (New York University)

For more information, also on the speakers of the workshop, see the webpage.

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École Normale Supérieure de Lyon, France
Mitia Duerinckx (ENS Lyon), Laure Saint-Raymond (ENS Paris), Sergio Simonella (ENS Lyon)
The school will focus on rigorous aspects of the large-scale derivation of effective kinetic equations for interacting particle systems from their microscopic dynamics. It also aims to promote exchanges between mathematicians and physicists working in related areas. The school will include 4-hour minicourses by Freddy Bouchet, Isabelle Gallagher, Giovanni Gallavotti, Fraydoun Rezakhanlou, and Herbert Spohn, as well as several 1-hour talks.
Travel support and accommodation for a number of junior participants will be provided.

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Bonn, Germany
Marco Bonacini (Trento), Sebastian Schwarzacher (Prague), and Juan J.L. Velázquez (Bonn)
The modern analysis of evolutionary Partial Differential Equations that are motivated by applications to materials science has seen the development of several different approaches and techniques. Among these, a paramount position is occupied by the analysis of rate-independent systems, fluid structure interactions, and gradient flows. The successful analysis on the respective PDEs inherits different challenges, where recent progress has been made and new questions have risen. The school intends to allow a comparison and an interchange of ideas, on how to analyze the different hyperbolic, parabolic or quasi-static phenomena.
By bringing together some of the leading experts in these subjects, this Hausdorff School aims at giving an overview of several PDE approaches to the analysis of evolutionary problems, in light of the recent advances. It is mainly directed at introducing graduate students and postdocs to these topics and to new directions at the intersection of materials sciences and the analysis of Partial Differential Equations.
The school consists of four main lecture series given by the following leading experts:

• Céline Grandmont (Inria, Paris)
• Josef Málek (Charles University, Prague)
• Alexander Mielke (WIAS Berlin)
• Mark Peletier (TU Eindhoven)

Additionally to the lecture courses, some selected participants will have the opportunity to give a short presentation of their research.
In case you are interested in participating, please fill out the

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. Limited financial support is available. The deadline for applications is 15th June 2019. Applicants will be notified in early July. Late applications may be considered until the summer school is fully booked.

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Heidelberg, Germany
Young researchers in computer science and mathematics from all over the world can apply for one of the 200 coveted spots to participate in the Heidelberg Laureate Forum (HLF), an annual networking event. The HLF offers all accepted young researchers the great opportunity to personally interact with the laureates of the most prestigious prizes in the fields of mathematics and computer science. For one week, the recipients of the Abel Prize, the ACM A.M. Turing Award, the ACM Prize in Computing, the Fields Medal, and the Nevanlinna Prize engage in a cross-generational scientific dialogue with young researchers.
The application period for the 7th HLF runs from November 15, 2018, until February 15, 2019. Young researchers at all phases of their careers (undergraduate/pre-master, graduate PhD or postdoc) are encouraged to complete and submit their applications by February 15 (midnight at the dateline) via the following link: http://application.heidelberg-laureate-forum.org.
For questions regarding requirements and the application process, please contact Young Researchers Relations at: yr@heidelberg-laureate-forum.org.

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KAUST, Saudi Arabia
Mathematical concepts and techniques are used in virtually all fields of science and engineering. Mathematics can enable exciting new discoveries and techniques. This school will expose the participating students to the frontiers of Applied Mathematics Research at KAUST. During the School courses about Mean Field Games, Numerics for PDEs, Homogenization, and Scientific Research Skills will be provided. Students of the program will also attempt to produce a collaborative research paper.

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Technical University of Munich, Germany
Andrea Braides (Università di Roma "Tor Vergata"), Daniel Grieser (Universität Oldenburg), Tere M-Seara (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya), Peter Szmolyan (Technische Universität Wien)
The Summer School "Multiscale Phenomena in Geometry and Dynamics" covers a broad spectrum of topics of current interest in the area. Therefore, four renowned mathematicians in the fields of geometric dynamics and multiscale analysis will present our lectures on a certain area of their expertise.
We invite Master's students, PhD students and postdocs whose interests are related to the topics of multiscale methods for ordinary and/or partial differential equations to participate. Please apply by 24 May!

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SISSA, International School for Advanced Studies, Trieste, Italy
Prof. Gianluigi Rozza, Dr. Giovanni Stabile, Dr. Francesco Ballarin
The scope of the summer school is to provide an overview of reduced order methods with particular emphasis on fluid dynamics problem. The school will start with a brief introduction on the different full order discretization techniques usually employed in computational fluid dynamics (Finite Element and Finite Volume Method) and will later introduce different reduced order modeling strategies. The methodologies introduced during the classes will also be employed during practical exercises using the computational framework developed at SISSA (RBniCS/ITHACA-FV).
The Summer School will be of 5 days; Also, there will be a poster session open to students and early postdocs. Participants are encouraged to prepare a poster that summarizes their research activity that will be presented during the summer school.

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Strobl, Austria
The goal of the workshop is to bring together (young) researchers and internationally well known scientists working on mathematical and numerical analysis for mathematical models based on partial differential equations within a nice and friendly atmosphere.
Main topics:

• applied mathematics:
  partial differential equations / applied functional analysis
• mathematical analysis of pdes:
  solution theories, operator theory, asymptotic analysis, Friedrichs/Poincare type estimates, compact embeddings, weak formulations, Hilbert complexes, constants in Poincare and embedding type estimates, regularity, maximal parabolic regularity, ...
• numerical methods for pdes:
  isogeometric analysis, finite elements, finite differences, finite volumes, discrete exterior calculus, space-time methods, a priori and a posteriori error analysis, adaptivity, solvers, preconditioners, ...

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Kácov, Czech Republic
Four main speakers deliver a series of four lectures on recent mathematical (PDE) theories relevant to processes involving fluids. This is a very broad field and the school aims to provide different possible views on solving theoretical problems in fluid mechanics and related areas. Ample time within the school is allocated for the promotion of informal scientific discussions among the participants.
Speakers and topics of the 2019 school:

• Rupert Klein
  (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany),
  Asymptotic modelling of multiscale processes in the atmosphere.
• Natasa Pavlovic
  (The University of Texas at Austin, USA),
  Back and forth from quantum many particle systems to nonlinear PDE, and applications to kinetic equations.
• Vlad Vicol
  (New York University, USA),
  Intermittent weak solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations.
• Emil Wiedemann
  (Universität Ulm, Germany),
  Conserved quantities and regularity in fluid dynamics.

Financial support covering the conference fee is available for students, early career participants and participants with limited resources. The applications for the support together with a short curriculum vitae to be sent to the conference email essam.maff@karlin.mff.cuni.cz by March 1, 2019.

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ICMS Edinburgh, UK
This LMS Research School, organised in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute, will feature 5 mini-courses, each totalling to approximately 5 hours of delivery time and split into 3-4 hours of lectures and 1-2 hours of tutorial/lab sessions.

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Oxford, UK
The UK Graduate Modelling Camp is a 4-day workshop that aims to provide participants with hands-on experience of mathematical modelling under the guidance of experienced instructors. The Camp is open to PhD students in numerate disciplines and is designed to promote a broad range of problem-solving skills, such as mathematical modelling & analysis, scientific computation & critical assessment of solutions.

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Innsbruck, Austria
Initiated in Oxford in 1968, the European Study Groups with Industry (ESGI) bring together industrialists, students, postdocs, young academic researchers to work for a week in mathematical modeling and enhance their collaborative and communication skills, in a multinational and multidisciplinary environment. During the week, researchers from around Europe will work together with industrials on several intriguing problems in order to model and solve them. The term “industry” may include Engineering, Material Sciences, Big Data Technology, Biotechnologies, Optimization of industrial processes, Transport, Services, Medicine and any other activity which has an economic or social value.

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University of Vienna
The International Association of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (GAMM e.V.) cordially invites you to its 90th Annual Meeting. On behalf of DGLR and GAMM, we also invite you to the 62th Ludwig Prandtl Memorial Lecture.

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Münster, Germany
Mechanisms of transport and mixing play an essential role in the dynamics of ideal fluids. Their study has immediate impact on the understanding of turbulent incompressible or compressible flows, with real-world applications e.g. in oceanography or atmospheric dynamics.
This workshop will explore transport and mixing phenomena from a broad intradisciplinary perspective, involving PDE techniques, harmonic analysis, optimal transport, stochastic PDEs, numerical simulation, and modelling aspects.
Christian Seis (University of Münster), Emil Wiedemann (Ulm University)
: If you wish to participate, please contact am.symposium@uni-muenster.de. For further planning, we kindly ask you to indicate your participation until January 11, 2019. A limited amount of funding is available to support the participation of young researchers. If you need funding, please contact us.

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Casa della gioventù universitaria of University of Padova, Bressanone (Bolzen, Italy)
The School aims at presenting cutting-edge techniques and approaches in the fields of fluid dynamics and quantum fluids. The courses are addressed to Master and PhD students as well as to Post-doctoral and young researchers, with a good expertise in analysis, who are interested in these vital areas of PDEs. The program will consist of three courses (8h each) and four seminars.
: The organizers invite all the interested participants to register by sending an email to ancona@math.unipd.it or marson@math.unipd.it within December 2nd, 2018.
: The organization will cover the expenses of a limited number of rooms for MS and PHD students or for Junior Researchers at Kassianeum-Youth Hostel of Bressanone (KYH). When you submit your registration, please include a short CV if you wish to apply for a room at KYH.

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Verona (Italy)
Giacomo Albi (University of Verona), Antonio Marigonda (University of Verona), Giandomenico Orlandi (University of Verona)
: The aim of the school "From interacting particle systems to kinetic equations" is to give a general overview on the mathematical modelling of multi-agent systems ranging from their microscopic description up to mesoscopic, and macroscopic approximation. In particular we will focus on rigorous derivation of mean-field and hydrodynamical models. A substantial part of the school will be dedicated to the development of efficient numerical methods for non-linear PDEs models with some tutorial sessions, covering also novel research topics in this field such as optimal control theory, and uncertainty quantification. The school is organized in 3 mini-courses, held by senior speakers, and 3 focused seminars, held by young researchers. There will be also the opportunity for Ph.D. students, and participants to give a short communication about their research topics.

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Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach, Germany
Yann Brenier (CNRS, Paris), Mikaela Iacobelli (Durham University), Filippo Santambrogio (Université Paris-Sud, Orsay)

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Parma, Italy
The aim of the conference is the presentation of recent advances on the following topics:

• Kinetic models and asymptotic limits
• Classical and quantum transport theory
• Classical and Extended Thermodynamics
• Evolution equations in gas-dynamics and ecology

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WIAS Berlin, Germany
The workshop is devoted to modeling, mathematical analysis, and numerical schemes for the simulation of semiconductor devices and charge transport in electrolytes and other physical or biological systems. The focus is on the treatment of multiple scales, the interplay of electronic, optical, thermal, fluidic and other effects in advanced device concepts and novel material systems.

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Weißensee, Austria
The School takes place at Hotel Regitnig. Participants are expected to arrive on Sunday, September 16. The programme will start on Monday, September 17 in the morning and finish on Friday, September 21 in the afternoon.
Please fill in the form provided at this link by August 12, 2018.

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Naples, Italy
A thin structure is a three-dimensional object with one or two vanishing dimensions, such as a thin film, a plate, a shell, a beam, a capillary vessel, a network, etc. The response of a beam to stresses, the behavior of a tire on a wet road, the heat diffusion by a radiator, the flow of a fluid in connected pipes, as well as magnetism phenomena in thin films are just examples of questions concerning thin structures.
The aim of this workshop is to bring together experts from different horizons, in order to present and discuss the most recent results concerning mathematical models of thin structures, as well as numerical analysis methods for the validation of solutions and their implementation.
Please fill in the form provided at this link by June 30, 2018.

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Lisbon, Portugal
The European Conferences on Mathematical and Theoretical Biology (ECMTB) are the major scientific events in this field in Europe and one of the major events worldwide, attracting the participation not only of the European researchers, but also of researchers from all over the world. For previous ECMTB conferences, please see here.

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Cardiff University, UK
Jonathan Ben-Artzi, Baptiste Morisse
This workshop aims to bring together mathematicians working at the crossroads of analysis, geometry and probability. More and more problems require solutions that invlove ingredients from these different fields, and this workshop will provide an opportunity for sharing novel techniques.

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Porto Ercole (Grosseto), Italy
Marzia Bisi (University of Parma), Fiammetta Conforto (University of Messina), Roberto Monaco (Polytechnic University of Turin)
The 9th edition of this Summer School will consist of three main courses (3 hours each) and four short courses (2 hours each).

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Gran Sasso Science Institute, L'Aquila, Italy
Paolo Antonelli (GSSI), Donatella Donatelli (University of L’Aquila), Pierangelo Marcati (GSSI and University of L’Aquila), Stefano Spirito (University of L’Aquila)
The Intensive Program on Fluids and Waves held on May 22 – June 15, 2018 which will gather together experts, young researchers and graduate students working in the area of fluid mechanics and related topics. The goal is to survey recent results in the analysis of fluids and waves with emphasis on modeling and computational methods as well as its theoretical aspects. Moreover it will be a training activity within the European Innovating Training Network ModCompSchock (Modelling and computation of shock and interfaces).
A limited number of grants will be provided for Ph.D. students and young researchers in order to cover travel, accomodation and local expenses.

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Gran Sasso Science Institute, L'Aquila, Italy
Serena Cenatiempo (GSSI), Donatella Donatelli (University of L’Aquila), Mariapia Palombaro (University of L’Aquila)
Università degli Studi dell'Aquila and Gran Sasso Science Institute are pleased to host the 136th European Study Groups with Industry (ESGI). The meeting is part of a series with the purpose of linking academic community and industries in a one week workshop.

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Gran Sasso Science Institute, L'Aquila, Italy
Serena Cenatiempo (GSSI), Donatella Donatelli (University of L’Aquila), Mariapia Palombaro (University of L’Aquila)
This three-day event is designed for researchers challenged by the application of various techniques in modern analysis and computational mathematics to intriguing problems arising in physics, material science and biology. The main purpose of the workshop is on the one hand to provide a stimulating environment for scientific discussions and collaborations for both junior researchers and experts and, on the other hand, to be a platform to address the question of supporting women participation in research, which will be the goal of a dedicated panel session. The conference will consist of ten plenary lectures delivered by expert female researchers in the field. Short contributed talks will be given by young participants. The workshop will be a key activity of the European Innovating Training Network ModCompSchock (Modelling and computation of shock and interfaces) with the aim to attract women to a career in science by promoting the presence of female speakers already involved in research.
A financial support will be available for a limited number of female PhD students and Postdocs, but we highly encourage the participation of both female and male mathematicians.

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Roscoff, France
Martin Costabel, Eric Darrigrand, Monique Dauge, Yvon Lafranche (University of Rennes 1)
This school will combine high-level courses on theoretical aspects of finite elements, with more practical implementation issues via an open source C++ library.

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Institut de Mathématiques de Bordeaux, France
Luca Fanelli (University of Rome "La Sapienza"), David Lannes (University of Bordeaux), Frédéric Rousset (Paris XI, Orsay), Luis Vega (BCAM, Bilbao and UPV/EHU), Nicola Visciglia (University of Pisa)
The aim of this series of meetings is to propose to young researchers an overview of some recent developments in the field. The 9th edition of this Itinerant Workshop will consist of two mini courses (3x50 min. each) and five lectures.

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Crete, Greece
The goal of the workshop is to bring together (young) researchers and internationally well known scientists working on mathematical and numerical analysis for mathematical models based on partial differential equations within a nice and friendly atmosphere.

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Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy
The organization can cover local expenses to a limited amount of pre-doc and post-doc students. People who wish to apply for fundings need to send an email with subject "participation to summer school 2017" containing a CV, to the organizing committee, at following email-addresses: cossetti@mat.uniroma1.it, dipasquale@mat.uniroma1.it.

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University of Pavia, Italy
The meeting aims at providing both experts and young researchers the opportunity to discuss recent results in the theory of hyperbolic equations. Particular attention will be paid to future perspectives in the field and, as in the previous editions, the meeting will focus on both theoretical and applicative aspects.

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Slovak University of Technology, Bratislava, Slovakia
The Equadiff is a series of major international conferences on dynamical systems, ordinary and partial differential equations, and applications, which are held every second year in various countries of Western and Eastern Europe.

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Anacapri, Italy
This workshop is aimed at advancing the research in the field of Aggregation-Diffusion Partial Differential Equations (PDEs). They constitute the basic language in which most of the nonlocal phenomena, appearing for instance in swarming effects or in Levy processes in mathematical finance, can be written and one of the most important mathematical tools for modelling in life and socio-economical sciences. The modelling based on such PDEs and their mathematical analysis, complemented by the design of numerical schemes and their simulation in applications, are the main topics of the conference. We will concentrate on models where the non-locality of operators is the most important difficulty.

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Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
The ENOC is a series of conferences organized every three years with the purpose to show the latest achievements, to foster future directions for development, to exchange experience, and to stimulate further interaction, by diving deep into both theory and recent applications of nonlinear dynamics.

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Beijing Computational Science Research Center (CSRC), China
The activities have two parts. Part I, June 7--June 10, the summer school for local graduate students and junior researchers to learn the state-of-the-art knowledge in quantum and kinetic problems as well as their applications; part II, June 11--June 14, workshop for researchers to exchange ideas and new trends in the area.

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Sapienza Università, Italy
The scope of the School is to offer an overview, through presentations given by top researchers in the field, of problems and methods of Applied Mathematics, from analysis of experimental data to modelling issues, to mathematical analysis, to feedback for the original problems. The lectures are aimed at presenting a self-contained introduction to the subjects.

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University of Vienna
Hannah Foreman from Elsevier Mathematics
10:30 - 12:30

University of Lyon, France
The Equadiff is a series of major international conferences on dynamical systems, ordinary and partial differential equations, and applications, which are held every second year in various countries of Western and Eastern Europe.

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St. Wolfgang, Austria
The Conference will be under the aegis of the journal Computational Methods in Applied Mathematics (CMAM), and focus on various aspects of mathematical modeling and numerical methods for approximate solution of problems arising in science and engineering.

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Bildungshaus Mariatrost, Graz, Austria
Klemens Fellner, Tanja Weiss (University of Graz)
The program will consist of several main courses: Main courses 08.09. - 09.09.2014

• Takashi Suzuki (University of Osaka): Lotka-Volterra systems: theormodynamics of multi-component models in biology.
• Michel Pierre (ENS Rennes, IRMAR Rennes): Evolution reaction-diffusion systems with positivity and mass control: Global existence, Singular perturbations, $L^\infty$, $L^p$, $L^1$, $L^2$ approaches.

Main courses 10.09. - 11.09.2014

• Hasnaa Zidani (ENSTA ParisTech): Optimal control and reachability analysis.
• Gerald Teschl (University of Vienna): Dispersive estimates for Schroedinger equations and Applications.

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Cetraro (CS), Italy
Main courses are given by: Houssem Haddar (Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France), Ralf Hiptmair (ETH-Zentrum, Zurich, Switzerland), Peter Monk (Univ. Delaware, USA), Rodolfo Rodriguez (Univ. Concepcion, Chile)

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Porto Ercole, Italy
Main courses are given by: Anton Arnold (Vienna University of Technology, Austria), Marco Sammartino (University of Palermo, Italy), Srboljub Simic (University of Novi Sad, Serbia)

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Mathematical Institute and Balliol College, Oxford, UK
The Graduate Modelling Camp is a 4-day workshop that aims to provide participants with hands-on experience of mathematical modelling under the guidance of an experienced instructor. The Camp is designed to promote a broad range of problem-solving skills, such as mathematical modelling & analysis, scientific computation & critical assessment of solutions.

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