MATRIX: Applied and Computational Complex Analysis
The Applied and Computational Complex Analysis workshop at MATRIX brings together mathematicians working in complex analysis and its applications.
The Applied and Computational Complex Analysis workshop at MATRIX brings together mathematicians working in complex analysis and its applications.
This workshop brings together international experts and Australian researchers to collaborate on mathematical approaches to MIZ modelling.
This workshop will bring together researchers working across group theory, including algorithmic, combinatorial, computational, geometric, homological, topological, and permutation group theory.
The 70th Annual Meeting of the Australian Mathematical Society,will be held from the 1st – 4th December 2026, at the stunning campus of the University of Western Australia in Perth.
This workshop will focus on the geometric and algebraic topology of manifolds. The qualitative behaviour of manifolds varies significantly with their dimension. In a sense, dimension four is the boundary case between low and high dimensions; there is enough freedom for the manifold topology to exhibit complex behaviour, but not enough room for the usual […]
Coxeter groups and Artin groups are two prominent families of groups which are closely related to each other. A key family of examples are the braid groups and the symmetric groups, corresponding to Artin groups and Coxeter groups respectively. Led by Australian mathematicians, in recent years there have been increasing connections between distinct communities of […]
OPTIMA-CON 2027 is a national optimisation and operations research conference bringing together researchers, HDR and Masters students, and industry practitioners to accelerate collaboration on real-world decision-making challenges. Building on the success of OPTIMA- CON 2024, the 2027 conference will feature accessible, applied talks; industry case studies across multiple sectors; hands-on industry challenge sessions; careers and […]
This workshop will bring together international and Australian researchers to advance mathematical and computational methods for modelling and inference in cellular systems. The program is motivated by the growing need for rigorous mathematical frameworks to understand the complexity of life at the cellular level — problems which are at the heart of MACSYS’s research goals. […]
This MATRIX workshop is an opportunity for the rapidly growing community of Australian researchers working on metamaterials to interact with senior and emerging experts.