Past Events

What is the PIMS YRC? The PIMS Young Researchers Conference in Mathematics and Statistics (PIMS YRC) is an annual event that provides a unique forum for young mathematicians across Canada to present their research and to collaborate with their peers...

Optimization is an interdisciplinary area of mathematics and computer science that, simply speaking, amounts to choosing the best element from some set of available alternatives and studying its properties. Optimization has become ubiquitous to...

The Lie Theory Workshop series of weekend conferences has been meeting several times a year since 1990. Most years the NSF supports graduate students and postdoctoral participants, and the institution at which the workshop takes place also provides...

The extraordinarily broad field of Environmental Science faces an explosion in the amount of data and in the dimension of records captured. We will bring together methodologists building relevant tools in such areas as Laplace approximation...

Date: Friday, May 8th, 2015 Location: SFU-Vancouver at Harbour Centre, 515 W. Hastings Street, Vancouver, Canada Conference Program 8:00 Registration 8:45 Opening Remarks, (Room 1900 - Fletcher Challenge Theater) 9:00 Plenary Talk: Building Thinking...

The purpose of the Alberta Mathematics Dialogue is two-fold. In the one hand it promotes mathematical research across universities in the Province of Alberta and on the other hand it serves as a forum for discussing issues related to mathematical...

Further information forthcoming.

This Peter Wall Institute Roundtable will be a first step toward a new subfield of bioanalytics concerned with both biomonitoring (using animals to explore inaccessible habitats) and biologging (tracking animals to characterize their behavior)...