115th European Study Group with Industry (ESGI)
Post date: Oct 5, 2015 9:06:56 AM
re week-long problem solving workshops which provide a unique opportunity for industrial scientists to work alongside academic mathematicians on problems of direct industrial relevance. The ESGIs first started in Oxford in 1968, there are now 5-7 meetings held annually in different European countries as well as many others throughout the world. They are an internationally recognised method of technology transfer between academic mathematicians and industry.
At the meeting in Barcelona we expect to work on 3-4 problems, employing the expertise of 20-30 academics.
There will be a limited number of grants for PhD and post-doctoral fellows to attend. For any enquiries please contact a member of the organising committee listed below.
Further information on study groups in general (their format, benefits, goals etc) may be found at the Math in Industry website:http://www.maths-in-industry.org/. It also contains a repository of the reports on the problems from many of these meetings.
Organising Committee
Tim Myers (Centre de Recerca Matemàtica, tmyers@crm.cat)
Maria Aguareles (Universitat de Girona, maria.aguareles@udg.edu)
Marta Pellicer (Universitat de Girona, marta.pellicer@udg.edu)
Ernest Benedito (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, ernest.benedito@upc.edu)
Àlex Haro (Universitat de Barcelona, alex@maia.ub.es)
Joan Solà-Morales (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, jc.sola-morales@upc.edu)
Carlos Vázquez-Cendón (Universidade da Coruña, carlosv@udc.es)
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