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Events

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Tue 29 Sep 2026
Recent Advances in Applied and Industrial Mathematics
During the Recent Advances in Applied and Industrial Mathematics Workshop, we bring together leading voices from academia, research institutes, and industry to explore advances, applications, and open challenges in industrial and applied mathematics.
Thu 1 - 2 Oct 2026
Woudschoten conference 2026
The 50th Woudschoten Conference will have a special format with invited contributions that represent the breadth and strength of the entire scientific computing community across universities and research institutes in The Netherlands and Flanders.
Mon 5 - 7 Oct 2026
Workshop Applied Probability and Queues
This 3-day workshop will provide a forum for the exchange of recent theoretical advances, methodological developments, and applications across a broad range of stochastic models, including queues, stochastic networks, and related systems.
Mon 16 - 18 Nov 2026
Stochastics Meeting Lunteren 2026
The 54th annual meeting of the Dutch probability and statistics community will be held in Lunteren from 16-18 November 2026.
Fri 20 Nov 2026
4TU+.AMI Education Day 2026 on 20 November
This annual 4TU+.AMI event aims to inform and inspire educators by exploring the latest developments in mathematics education. It also provides a platform for sharing experiences, foster collaboration, and building a strong teaching community.
Wed 24 - 26 Feb 2027
YES conference on Spatio-temporal statistics
The meeting aims to promote scientific exchange and collaboration across closely related but complementary areas of statistical research, and to provide young researchers with a comprehensive introduction to the field through an overview of topics.
Mon 1 - 5 Mar 2027
preCICE workshop 2027
The 7th preCICE Workshop will be held for the first time outside Germany, at the Delft University of Technology, on March 1-5, 2027, co-organized by Matthias Möller and his team within the Numerical Analysis group and the G+Smo community.