Mathematics conferences

This conference connects Latin American researchers using computation to investigate biological questions. Its programme combines invited lectures, contributed research, tutorials and networking across biomedical omics, microbial communities, comparative and population genomics, molecular sequences and structures, systems biology and networks. It brings together biology, computing, mathematics, statistics and medicine, while introducing scientists new to bioinformatics to tools for analysing biological data. Published keynotes examine AI integration of genomic and phenotypic data for antimicrobial resistance, diagnostics and biomarkers; inclusive genomic studies and biobanks addressing Latin American ancestry and health; network models of non-coding RNA and host-pathogen interactions for drug repurposing and precision medicine; and AI that moves from environmental sensing toward ecological explanation and conservation decisions. Keynote schedule, in Peru Time (PET, UTC−05:00): 11 November, 09:00–10:00 José Arturo Molina Mora (University of Costa Rica) and 16:30–17:30 Andrés Moreno-Estrada (Cinvestav); 12 November, 09:00–10:00 Deisy Morselli Gysi (Federal University of Paraná) and 16:30–17:30 Layla Hirsh Martinez (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú); 13 November, 11:00–12:00 Tanya Berger-Wolf (Ohio State University). These are the published keynote sessions; consult the organizer for other sessions. Attend in person at the Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología auditorium, Jr. Medrano Silva 165, Barranco, Lima, Peru, or virtually through the conference platform. The auditorium seats 320. Public registration accepts members and nonmembers. Current individual fees are USD 105–255 in person or USD 40–90 virtually, depending on career category and membership. Tutorials cost an additional USD 25 for members or USD 35 for nonmembers; the closing party costs USD 20. In-person fees include breaks and lunch. Both formats include virtual-platform and recorded-session access. Oral presenters are normally expected in person; remote presentation requires an approved waiver for qualifying barriers.

Researchers and practitioners will discuss mathematical foundations of data science, including high-dimensional geometry, dimensionality reduction, scalable algorithms, uncertainty and machine learning. The conference takes place in person at the Salt Palace Convention Center on 16–20 November 2026. Early rates run through 19 October; abstract and travel-support deadlines have passed. Registration also covers the co-located SIAM Imaging Science and Data Mining conferences.

The 70th annual meeting spans pure and applied mathematics, statistics, computational methods and interdisciplinary research. Researchers, educators, students and industry participants will discuss fundamental theory and applications through plenary lectures and specialist sessions. The programme connects mathematical discovery with problems in data science, technology and society. Featured research areas include convex geometry and optimisation, algebra and topology, asymptotic analysis, harmonic analysis, probability and mathematical modelling. The conference is hosted at the University of Western Australia in Perth from 1 to 4 December. An early-career workshop and other associated events precede or accompany the main scientific meeting.

The society’s annual meeting covers combinatorics across mathematics and computer science. Invited lectures and parallel contributed sessions bring together researchers working throughout the discipline. The programme also includes the society’s annual general meeting, excursions and a conference dinner with the Anne Penfold Street Student Prize for the best student talk. The meeting is hosted at Monash University’s Clayton campus. Registration includes the dinner, with reduced rates for students, unwaged participants and society life members. The early-bird deadline was 2 October 2026; abstracts and final registration are due on 13 November. The student-support application deadline was 1 September.

ISEC brings together ecologists, statisticians and quantitative researchers working on ecological inference and modelling. The main conference runs 10–15 January 2027 in Mérida, Mexico; separate pre-conference workshops run 8–9 January. Early rates run through 30 September 2026, with reduced rates for eligible Global South participants.

SIAM’s computational science and engineering meeting covers mathematical models, scalable algorithms, scientific software, high-performance computing and scientific machine learning. It takes place in Pittsburgh on 22–26 February 2027. Travel-support applications are open until 30 November 2026. Abstract deadlines have passed; registration is scheduled to open in December 2026. The meeting is co-located with ACDA27 and the International Meshing Roundtable.

The conference connects mathematical and computational methods with materials science and engineering. Themes include variational models and partial differential equations, homogenization, inverse problems, image analysis, nonlinear elasticity, phase transitions and pattern formation. Research on soft, active, optical, topological and other functional materials is considered alongside electronic structure, quantum approaches, machine learning and data-driven methods.

The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics convenes researchers developing and applying dynamical-systems methods across biology, chemistry, physics, climate science, social science, industry and data science. Themes include computational, experimental, theoretical and data-driven methods; AI-informed systems; fluid and climate dynamics; materials; networks; pattern formation; population dynamics; stochastic systems and tipping points. Minisymposium proposals are due 26 October 2026, followed by contributed lecture, poster and minisymposium-presentation abstracts on 23 November 2026.

The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics convenes its triennial conference on applied and numerical linear algebra. The programme covers matrix computations, machine learning, quantum simulation, inverse problems, high-performance computing, dynamical systems, model reduction, optimal transport, network science, tensor methods and related applications. Minitutorial and minisymposium proposals are due 26 October 2026 and contributed presentation abstracts due 23 November 2026.

The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics brings together applied mathematicians, probabilists, statisticians, computer and data scientists, economists and industry practitioners to examine mathematical and computational methods in quantitative finance. Themes include algorithmic trading, agentic and generative AI, climate finance, digital assets, credit and cyber risk, financial data science, insurance mathematics, market microstructure, stochastic control, systemic risk and volatility modelling. Minisymposium proposals are due 17 November 2026, followed by contributed lecture, poster and minisymposium-presentation abstracts on 15 December 2026.

The 46th Conference on Stochastic Processes and their Applications brings the international probability community to Melbourne to discuss the theory and applications of stochastic processes. The annual series operates under the patronage of the Bernoulli Society for Mathematical Statistics and Probability, a section of the International Statistical Institute. Monash University’s School of Mathematics hosts the 2027 edition, represented by Tim Garoni. The five-day meeting continues the series of international conferences devoted to stochastic-process research.

The congress brings together statistical research and applications across academia, industry, government and official statistics. Its scientific scope includes survey methods, environmental and industrial statistics, probability, biostatistics, statistical computing, visualization and geospatial data, with attention to data science in the era of AI. Keynotes, research presentations and themed sessions connect methodological advances with practical problems. Invited-paper session proposals closed on 30 June 2026. The local host’s abstract call closed on 8 October 2026.

ISMB/ECCB brings computational biology and bioinformatics together with molecular biology, computer science, mathematics and statistics. The 2027 meeting combines the 35th ISMB and 26th ECCB at Bella Center Copenhagen and online. Research tracks cover algorithm and statistical development, machine learning, molecular sequence and structure, regulatory genomics, systems biology and biological networks. Training workshops, tutorials, scientific talks and poster sessions connect methods with biological applications. Virtual participants can access streamed sessions, live questions and discussion, and an on-demand presentation repository. The full-paper proceedings deadline is 14 January 2027 at 23:59 Anywhere on Earth; abstract submissions for talks and posters close on 8 April, and late-breaking posters on 6 May, also at 23:59 AoE. Proceedings presentations normally take place in person; exceptions need advance approval. Tutorial proposals close on 17 December 2026. Virtual and group registration open on 1 April 2027. Presenter registration and confirmation are due on 10 June. File uploads close on 8 July at 23:59 AoE. Tutorial registration closes on 8 July at 17:59 CEST, subject to availability. Virtual tutorials take place on 12–13 July, and in-person tutorials on 18 July. General conference registration closure has not been announced. Additional organizer milestones: 2026-12-17 — Tutorial proposals deadline; 2027-01-14 — Proceedings submission deadline; 2027-01-26 — Tutorial acceptance notifications sent; 2027-03-02 — Conditional acceptance notifications sent; 2027-03-18 — Revised papers deadline; 2027-03-30 — Final acceptance notifications sent; 2027-03-31 — Last day for full refund upon cancellation; 2027-04-01 — Group registrations open; 2027-04-01 — Virtual registrations open; 2027-04-08 — Abstracts submission deadline (for talks and/or posters); 2027-04-12 — Late-breaking poster submissions open; 2027-04-29 — Tech track proposals deadline, if capacity not reached; 2027-05-04 — Abstract acceptance notifications sent (for talks and/or posters); 2027-05-04 — Conference fellowship invitations sent (for talks and posters); 2027-05-04 — Conference fellowship invitations sent (for talks and/or posters); 2027-05-06 — Late-breaking poster submissions deadline; 2027-05-06 — Publication fees due for accepted papers; 2027-05-18 — Tech track acceptance notifications sent; 2027-05-20 — Conference fellowship application deadline; 2027-05-25 — Late-breaking poster notifications sent; 2027-05-27 — Draft tutorial materials due for review; 2027-06-01 — Conference fellowship acceptance notification; 2027-06-01 — Conference fellowship acceptance notifications sent; 2027-06-01 — Last day for discounted conference hotel booking; 2027-06-01 — Presentation schedule posted; 2027-06-03 — Confirmation of participation notices sent; 2027-06-07 — Virtual platform uploads open; 2027-06-10 — Confirmation of participation form submission deadline; 2027-06-10 — Presenter registration deadline; 2027-06-10 — Presenter registration deadline (for talks and/or posters); 2027-06-10 — Tech track payments due; 2027-06-15 — Final tutorial materials due for posting; 2027-06-18 — Last day to pay by wire or cheque; 2027-06-28 — Last day for any refunds upon cancellation; 2027-07-01 — Last day to pre-order conference t-shirt; 2027-07-08 — Last day for tutorial registration, if not sold out; 2027-07-08 — Last day to upload ANY/ALL files to the virtual platform; 2027-07-12 — Day 1 of virtual tutorial presentations; 2027-07-13 — Day 2 of virtual tutorial presentations; 2027-07-18 — In-person tutorial presentations.

The congress examines artificial materials and their effects on waves and transport. It connects engineering, physics, applied mathematics and materials research across electromagnetic, optical, photonic, acoustic, mechanical and coupled physical phenomena. The programme comprises a scientific conference on 13–16 September followed by a doctoral school on 17–18 September, providing opportunities to exchange current results and methods.