Overview 会议概览
The Thematic Program on Bridging Mathematics and Applications in Real-World is dedicated to connecting mathematical theory with practical solutions. Supported by leading academic institutions and the National Natural Science Foundation of China, this initiative brings together global experts to drive interdisciplinary innovation. The program features a comprehensive structure, including two 5-day MATH+X International Conferences, 8-10 specialized 2-day workshops, public talks, forums, seminars, and in-depth tutorials on deep learning and data-driven modeling. Stay tuned as we continue to announce exciting event details and schedules. We invite researchers, industry professionals, and students to join us in exploring the transformative power of applied mathematics.
Highlights（精彩看点）
Organizing and Programming Committees
1.1 Organizing Committee
• Huaxiong Huang (BNU-UIC)
• Chun Liu (Penn State University)
• Jianxin Pan (BNU-UIC)
• Weiwei Sun (BNU-UIC)
• Xiaoping Wang (CUHK SZ)
• Jonathan Wylie (City University HK)
• Hongyuan Zha (CUHK SZ)
1.2 Programming Committee
• Xiaofeng Cai (Beijing Normal University - Hong Kong Baptist University United International College)
• Sheng Chen (Beijing Normal University)
• Rongliang Chen (Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences)
• Dongdong He (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen)
• Dong Wang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen)
• Shixin Xu (Duke Kunshan University)
1.3 Sponsors
• Research Center for Mathematics, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai
• Shenzhen International Center for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SICIAM)
• Beijing Normal University - Hong Kong Baptist University United International College
• The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen
• National Natural Science Foundation of China
Basic Structure
(a) two (5-days) conferences
• Internation Conference on MATH+X(2023): Bridging Life Science and Mathematics for Healthcare Solutions, Dec, 2023, Zhuhai
• Internation Conference on MATH+X(2024): Bridging Topology Optimization and Mathematics for Industrial Applications, Mar. 2024, Shenzhen
(b) 8 to 10 (2-day) workshops
(c) Public talks
(d) Forum
(e) Tutorial: A course on the mathematics (theory) of (deep) learning (alternatively data-driven modeling and analysis)
(f) Seminars