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DKO Workshop and Summer School on Transcendental Thurston Theory
University of Manchester, United Kingdom
August 26 - 29, 2025

2025 DKO Workshop and Summer School on Transcendental Thurston Theory*, will take place at the University of Manchester from August 26-29, 2025.  The workshop is intended to bring together researchers into Thurston theory and those from transcendental dynamics, as well as PhD students in holomorphic dynamics. There will be a series of introductory talks to introduce and motivate the central conjectures of Transcendental Thurston Theory, as well as research talks describing the current state of the art. The workshop is kindly funded by the Dame Kathleen Olleranshaw Trust at the University of Manchester.

Organizers:

Konstiantyn Drach (Barcelona)

Daniel Meyer (Liverpool)

Malavika Mukundan (Boston)

Nikolai Prochorov (Marseille)

Lasse Rempe (Manchester)

Richard Webb (Manchester)

See website for more information: https://sites.google.com/view/ttt-2025/home

Registration link: https://forms.gle/yWNu3NpERTwVUDhS9

Extremal Polynomials and Dynamical Systems
The Carlsberg Academy, Gamle Carlsbergve, Copenhagen
August 19-22 2025

The aim of the conference is to bring together researchers working in areas related to Approximation Theory or Dynamical Systems in a broad sense to promote interaction and exchange of ideas.  We have an exciting lineup of 10 plenary talks by international experts. Please submit your abstract if you would like to give a contributed presentation (20–30 minutes).

We expect to open the registration and submission of abstracts at the end of March.

Organizer: Carsten Lunde Petersen, Henrik L. Pedersen

The conference includes 50 minutes invited talks by

  • Bernhard Beckermann (University of Lille, France), 
  • Jonathan Breuer (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)
  • Xavier Buff (University of Toulouse, France),
  • Benjamin Eichinger (Lancaster University, England),
  • Luna Lomonaco (IMPA, Brazil),
  • Andrei Martinez-Finkelshtein (Baylor University, USA and University of Almeria, Spain),
  • Yusuke Okuyama (Kyoto University, Japan),
  • Saeed Zakeri (City University of New York, USA),
  • Thomas Gauthier (University Paris-Saclay, France), and
  • Fredrik Viklund (KTH, Sweden).

Fields-CNAM Nonlinear Days 2025: Structures and Processes: Dynamical, Geometric, and Random
The Fields Institute, Room 309, Stewart Library, Toronto CANADA
August 18 - 22, 2025

In the last four to five decades, classical geometric function theory has evolved to encompass dynamical, metric, and probabilistic aspects. One of the notable advancements in these fields is Schramm's introduction of Schramm-Loewner Evolutions (SLE’s), which have been influential in understanding the relationship between conformally invariant and probabilistic structures. 

This workshop aims to unite researchers working in these areas and related fields, fostering collaboration and exchange of ideas for the mutual benefit of all. Equally important is the goal of nurturing the next generation of researchers. In addition to inviting emerging scholars as speakers, we will actively promote the workshop to attract participation from graduate students and post-doctoral fellows, with a focus on enhancing diversity among participants. 

Organizing Committee

Ilia Binder - University of Toronto

Sergiy Merenkov - The City College of New York

James Waterman - Center for Computing Sciences

Michael Yampolsky - University of Toronto

Register: 

https://portal.fields.utoronto.ca/personal-portal/login

44th Semiannual Wasatch Topology Conference
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City - The Yarrow, in Park City, Utah
August 13 - 15, 2025

The Mathematics departments of the University of Utah and Brigham Young University along with the National Science Foundation are sponsoring the 44th Semiannual Wasatch Topology Conference to be held August 13th to 15th, 2025. at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City - The Yarrow, in Park City, Utah.

The conference will focus on the recent developments in geometry/topology/dynamics.

The conference is organized by Mladen Bestvina, Ken Bromberg, Jon Chaika, Greg Conner, Curtis Kent, Davi Obata, Priyam Patel, Rachel Skipper, Eric Swenson, Kurt Vinhage and Kevin Wortman. The web page for the conference is www.math.utah.edu/wtc

Confirmed speakers:
Corey Bregman, Tufts
Jon DeWitt, U of Maryland
Matt Durham, UC Riverside
Alena Erchenko, Dartmouth/Oregon
James Hyde, Binghamton
Katherine Goldman, McGill
Denis Osin, Vanderbilt
Mauricio Poletti, Universidade Federal do Ceará
Ralf Spatzier, U of Michigan
Brandis Whitfield, Temple/UW Madison

On Geometric Complexity of Julia Sets - VI
Będlewo Conference Center, Poland
August 3-8, 2025

This is the second announcement of the conference "On Geometric Complexity of Julia Sets - VI", which will be held on August 3-8, 2025, in Będlewo Conference Center, Poland. This meeting is dedicated to various questions about structure and complexity of Julia sets and related problems. The talks will be in person, but there will be an option to attend them virtually. For more info, please check the conference webpage:https://sites.google.com/impan.pl/25-juliasets/home-page

We kindly ask all participants, including invited speakers and those who plan to attend virtually, to register at the conference webpage (if you have not done it yet)
https://sites.google.com/impan.pl/25-juliasets/registration. The deadline for registration is June 20.

During the registration you may apply for financial support to cover the registration fee (including accommodation and meals). The deadline for the financial support application is extended to June 2.
 

22nd annual YOUNG MATHEMATICIANS CONFERENCE
The Ohio State University
July 30, 2025 - August 1, 2025

22nd annual YOUNG MATHEMATICIANS CONFERENCE (YMC) held at The Ohio State University, Wednesday, July 30 through Friday, August 1, 2025

YMC is an annual conference for undergraduate research in mathematics for students in REUs and similar programs around the country.  Successful applicants are invited with full travel support to present their research and interact with peer and senior participants. Invitations to YMC are competitive due to limited space and budget. We expect to invite and fully support around forty student presenters.

Deadline for Applications to YMC 2025 are now open, see https://ymc.osu.edu/apply-ymc

We will begin reviewing applications on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, at 5:00 PM EDT, and will continue on a rolling basis thereafter.

The conference is funded under NSF grant DMS-1916606 and supported by the Department of Mathematics at The Ohio State University.

Visit website for more information: https://ymc.osu.edu/

2025 Early-Career Complex Dynamics Workshop
Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
July 15 - 17, 2025

2025 Early-Career Complex Dynamics Workshop
July 15-17, 2025
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN

 Complex dynamics is connected to many fields: analysis, group theory, topology, geometry, … The aims of the workshop are to highlight topics of current interest, to encourage collaboration on open problems, and to foster lasting professional relationships. This year’s themes include connections with mapping class groups.
 
The goal is to have a small, informal environment where questions are welcome.

Confirmed participants include:
Jim Belk, U Glasgow
Katherine Booth, Georgia Tech/Vanderbilt
Caroline Davis, Indiana University/SUNY StonyBrook
Darragh Glynn, U Warwick
Insung Park, SUNY StonyBrook
Roberta Shapiro, University of Michigan
Dalton Sconce, Indiana University/Boston College
Zachary Smith, Northwestern University
Yvon Verberne, University of Western Ontario

 Funding, from NSF and Indiana University, is available. Applicants should send an email and cv to
organizer Kevin Pilgrim pilgrim@indiana.edu . Graduate students should also ask a faculty advisor
to send an email letter of support. Applications received by June 14, 2025 will receive priority. 
 

Complex Geometry, Complex Analysis and Dynamics
CIRM, south of France
7 – 11 July, 2025

The Centre International de Rencontres Mathématiques (CIRM) was created in 1981 by the French mathematics community and has become an increasingly popular destination. It provides all the facilities and equipment that conference organizers and participants need, allowing for collaborative work in mathematical sciences and other disciplines. CIRM is one of the largest mathematical meeting centers in the world. At full capacity, Cirm welcomes every week about a hundred participants from all over the world. The events, of high scientific quality, cover the whole spectrum of mathematics and its interactions.

Complex Geometry, Complex Analysis and Dynamics on July 7 - 11, 2025.  For more information, please check website: https://conferences.cirm-math.fr/3351.html and also the participants' list: https://www.cirm-math.fr/Listes/liste_pre_verif.php?id_renc=3351&num_sem...

Organizing Committee
Séverine Biard (Université polytechnique Hauts-de-France)
Tien-Cuong Dinh (National University of Singapore)
Xiaonan Ma (Nankai university)
George Marinescu (University of Cologne)

Dynamics and Rigidity
Grand Hotel San Michele, Cetraro, Italy
30 June - 4 July 2025

A conference on Dynamics and Geometry to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Alex Eskin will take place on 30 June - 4 July 2025 in Cetraro, Italy.
More information, including speakers, can be found here. Please direct all inquiries to eskinconference2025@gmail.com.

Registration is open here until 31 January 2025. We have limited funds and limited space at the venue, so we encourage early registration.

On behalf of the organizing committee:
Paul Apisa
Moon Duchin
Simion Filip
Alex Wright
Anton Zorich

Borderline billiards theory (such as billiards with no borders)
Cortona, Italy
June 29 - July 4, 2025

COURSE ON "DYNAMICS OF BILLIARDS"

For more information and to apply, go to

https://www.smi-math.unipr.it/cortona/30/

Krzysztof Burdzy (University of Washington)

Borderline billiards theory (such as billiards with no borders)

The lecturer will discuss several models, including Archimedes' principle for an ideal gas, pinned billiard balls, rotating billiard tables, and billiard balls in a space without walls. Some techniques that are related to or arose in these areas will be presented.

Marco Lenci (Universita’ di Bologna)

An introduction to the theory of chaotic billiards

The course will give an introduction to the theory of hyperbolic billiards, developed by Sinai and his school some 50 years ago. This theory — somehow sought after since the times of Boltzmann, Poincaré and Birkhoff — has had a profound impact on the development of the theory of chaotic dynamical systems and its applications, and earned Yakov Sinai his 2014 Abel Prize. The audience will get acquainted with the basic tools of hyperbolic dynamics in the presence of singularities and will see a fairly detailed sketch of the proof of the ergodicity of the Sinai billiard, a.k.a. Lorentz gas. A minimal background in measure theory is required; some rudiments of ergodic theory are welcome  

 

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