Past Events

Calling all aspiring mathematicians! This math enrichment program invites campers to challenge and develop their thinking and creativity skills. The goal of this program is to convey the importance of mathematics in the real world and showcase how...

A proper conflict-free colouring of a graph is a (vertex-)colouring with no monochromatic edges such that for every nonisolated vertex v, the neighbourhood N(v) contains a vertex w coloured with a colour not appearing on N(v)-{w}. For a real number h...

Calling all aspiring mathematicians! This math enrichment program invites campers to challenge and develop their thinking and creativity skills. The goal of this program is to convey the importance of mathematics in the real world and showcase how...

Wind and solar power are the primary sources of renewable energy, and both driven by the weather, hence stochastic and variable. To solve the grand challenges related to their optimal deployment requires an interdisciplinary approach combining...

About FiB 2024 Frontiers in Biophysics (FiB) is a one-day interdisciplinary conference organized by students, which brings together a diverse set of perspectives and voices from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. FiB seeks to bridge gaps between those...

The Department of Statistics at the University of British Columbia (UBC) is thrilled to announce our upcoming Girls in Data Science Camp this summer. This is an excellent opportunity for students to explore the world of data science and statistics...

The University Of British Columbia is pleased to welcome undergraduates in mathematics to the 2024 Canadian Undergraduate Conference from the 8th to the 12th of July at UBC's Vancouver campus. Take the opportunity to present your research, learn from...

The International Workshop on Hyperordered Structures and Quantum Materials will be held for four days in western Canada in order to exchange ideas between researchers in the fields on both sides of the Pacific. The event will bring together...

As AI advances at shocking speed, what is the future of humanity? How should people develop skills that will still be useful in a world filled with automation? The speaker, Carnegie Mellon math professor Po-Shen Loh, traveled to 100 cities last year...