Past Events

In the era of big data, we have access to massive information consisting of useful signals and a large proportion of noise. It is critical to make sense of big data. Statistics play a vital role, such as planning an efficient experiment to collect...

The eleventh annual Canadian Statistics Student Conference (CSSC) will take place on Saturday, May 27th, 2023, the day before the Statistical Society of Canada 2023 Annual Meeting opens. This conference is all about engaging students through research...

The Western Canada Linear Algebra Meeting (WCLAM) provides an opportunity for all mathematicians in western Canada working in linear algebra and related fields to meet present accounts of their recent research, and to have informal discussions. While...

Aim of the workshop Since their origins within the theory of modular forms nearly a century ago, Hecke algebras have come to play a central role in many areas of algebra and geometry. There are many recent advances in understanding and applying Hecke...

The sixth edition of the Computational and Mathematical Population Dynamics conference (CMPD6) will take place in Winnipeg (Manitoba, Canada) from 23 to 27 May 2023. This is the Registration page for CPMPD 6. Registration for this event is now closed...

The annual Changing the Culture Conference, organized and sponsored by the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences, brings together mathematicians, mathematics educators and school teachers from all levels to work together towards narrowing...

Schedule Part I: Invited talks by visitors (25 min + 5 min Q) 10:30 Coffee, tea & cookies; (intro’s and tech set-up) 11:00 Carsten Beta, (U Potsdam) Composite active matter – how motile cells move passive micro-cargo 11: 30 Arik Yochelis (Ben Gurion...

The 20th Annual Alberta Mathematics Dialogue (AMD) 2023 will be held May 4- 5 (Thurs-Fri) 2023 at Mount Royal University, Calgary, Alberta. This event, formerly held jointly as the North-South Dialogue in Mathematics (which began in 2001 as a...

All talks will take place on the Burnaby Mountain campus of Simon Fraser University. Details to follow.

The Coast Combinatorics Conference Series began in 1999. In most years there has been a meeting on the Canadian west coast in February or March, featuring a collegial, collaborative, workshop-style atmosphere and a diverse collection of talks on...