Groups Go West will bring together national and international researchers working across the many different areas of group theory, including algorithmic, combinatorial, computational, geometric, homological, topological, and permutation group theory. The event will feature invited talks each day by top national and international speakers, contributed talks including talks by students, as well as ample time […]
The Mathematical Association of Western Australia is pleased to announce the 2026 WA Annual Maths Conference, taking place 18–20 November 2026 at the Crown Convention Centre Burswood. With this year’s theme, Strong Foundations, Bold Futures!, the conference invites educators to reflect on the essential building blocks of mathematical understanding while embracing innovative practices that prepare […]
Algebra Down Under 2026 (the 10th Australian Algebra Conference) will be held at Western Sydney University’s Parramatta South Campus from 16–20 November 2026. The conference will bring together researchers from Australia and around the world working in algebra and related areas, including group theory, representation theory, ring theory, semigroup theory, category theory, algebraic geometry, combinatorics, […]
This workshop brings together researchers who are interested in geometric analysis and its applications to physics or inverse problems Location:Melbourne
This two-days workshop will be held at the University of Sydney, with purpose to gather researchers interested in various aspects of elliptic curves. Location: Sydney
The JARCS series has been held biennially since 2005, focusing on research in real and complex singularities. After a pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it resumed in 2024. We dedicate the 2026 workshop to the memory of Tzee-Char Kuo. Location:The Quad Seminar Room S418 (McRae)
The Japanese–Australian Workshop on Real and Complex Singularities Location: The University of Sydney
Number Theory Down Under (NTDU) 14 will be held at UNSW Canberra City Campus from 31 August – 4 September 2026, bringing together the Australian and international number theory community for plenary talks, contributed talks and discussions.Number Theory Down Under (NTDU) is an annual series of meetings held across Australia and New Zealand, showcasing current […]
The three-day research event combines a mini-course and a min-workshop on optimal transport. It aims to provide a welcoming and inclusive platform for presenting research, fostering collaboration, and inspiring new research directions among participants. The event is supported by the School of Mathematics and Statistics and the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute (SMRI) All staff, students, […]
This 3-day intensive winter school will cover and discuss two fundamental results in computational complexity, which redefined the way we think about proofs, and led to a plethora of new research directions, results, and insights. The IP=SPACE Theorem (the power of interaction) The PCP Theorem (the power of randomization) Location:University of Sydney, Computer Science Building […]
What can the histories of mathematics from all societies worldwide tell us about mathematics we may need to tackle 21st century global problems? This workshop aims to bring together cross-cultural, historical, and frontier mathematical knowledge. What are the greatest mathematical challenges for humanity? In 1959 ‘the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics’ was contemplated by Wigner as […]
The event will bring together leading dynamicists and number theorists from both Australia and overseas to explore recent advances at the intersection of their fields. The conference will highlight cutting-edge developments in Diophantine approximation, homogeneous dynamics, and algebraic dynamical systems—areas that have seen rapid progress through deep conceptual interplay. It will also showcase the impact […]
