Past Events

The conference is in part a celebration of the past, present and future contributions to mathematics of Ken Goodearl. While the central connecting theme is noncommutative algebra, there will be coverage of the broad connections of this subject with...

The focus of the conference is on current topics in discrete and computational geometry, including both theoretical and applied results. CCCG has been held annually since 1989; as of 2010, CCCG will have been hosted at sixteen different Canadian...

The Canadian Abstract Harmonic Analysis Symposium, known as CAHAS, began in 1997 with a meeting in Vancouver at the University of British Columbia. Since then, it has taken place on an annual basis at various locations throughout Canada. This year...

Victor Klee and Branko Grunbaum founded several branches of modern combinatorics and discrete geometry and spent their long careers (a total of 100 years between them) at the University of Washington in Seattle. Klee passed away in 2007 and Grunbaum...

The IMS Committee on New Researchers is organizing a meeting of recent or soon to be Ph.D. recipients in Statistics and Probability. This yearly conference provides a unique opportunity for new researchers to exchange research ideas and initiate...

The Actuarial Research Conference (ARC) is an annual event jointly sponsored by the Society of Actuaries and the host university. SFU has been chosen to host the 45th edition of the conference in 2010. It is the most important conference in North...

The program consists of three mini-courses (4 hours each course) in the first week, followed by a workshop in the second week. Focuses will be on recent developments in geometric analysis. The topics will include: -Geometric flows: Ricci flow, Mean...

The aim of this workshop is to help engage the next generation of mathematicians in the internationalization of science for the enhancement of scientific training. The workshop is part of a long term goal to increase collaboration and scientific...

The focus of the conference will be on applications of Kasparov's theory, non-commutative topology, index theory, representation theory, C*-dynamical systems from number theory, symmetries and equilibrium.