Conference on Frontiers in Applied and Computational Mathematics

主要研究者将组织会议“前沿应用和计算数学2016”，将在新泽西理工学院（NJIT），纽瓦克，新泽西，2016年6月3日至4日举行。 欢迎来自应用数学和统计学各个领域的贡献。 主要会议主题将是材料科学的数学和计算方面，数学生物学，波传播，生物和微尺度流体动力学，统计学和生物统计学。 这些主题中的每一个都处于数学和计算技术当前发展的最前沿。 它们共同具有实际应用，包括新材料，中枢神经系统，声波和电磁波现象，细胞和其他软物质的行为的理解和开发，以及临床研究和空间和社会统计数据的改进分析。 与会者将包括来自学术界、工业界和政府实验室的数学家、统计学家、科学家和工程师。 会议将汇集来自美国和其他国家的学生，初级研究人员和领导者，在非正式和平易近人的环境中互动和交流思想。 组织者的一个目标是将应用数学和统计学的未来领导者介绍给既定的调查人员和新兴的研究领域。 研究生和博士后的参与是非常鼓励通过选择贡献的会谈正在minisymopsia旁边的领先科学家。 对于学生和博士后，这将是一个学习和网络的经验，这将有助于他们的研究和职业道路。 本次会议为期两天，将围绕材料科学、统计学与神经科学的接口、波的传播、生物动力学流体动力学等今年的重点课题进行4场全体会议。 上午和下午minsymonposia将在三个平行的会议：一个在统计或生物统计领域，两个在今年的重点领域应用数学。 海报介绍将积极鼓励从应用数学和统计的所有领域。 预计会议将吸引140-160人参加。 大量资金将用于支持学生，博士后研究员，初级研究人员和代表性不足的群体的参与。 自2004年以来，NJIT数学科学系每年都会举办一次关于不同重点领域的此类会议。 更多信息可以在会议网站http://m.njit.edu/Events/FACM16/上找到

The Principal Investigators will organize the conference "Frontiers in Applied and Computational Mathematics 2016", to be held at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), Newark, New Jersey, June 3-4, 2016. Contributions from all areas of applied mathematics and statistics are welcome. The main conference themes will be on mathematical and computational aspects of materials science, mathematical biology, wave propagation, biological and microscale fluid dynamics, statistics, and biostatistics. Each of these topics is at the forefront of current developments of mathematical and computational techniques. Together they have practical applications that include the understanding and development of new materials, the central nervous system, acoustic and electromagnetic wave phenomena, the behavior of cellular and other soft matter, and improved analysis of data from clinical studies and spatial and societal statistics. The conference participants will include mathematicians, statisticians, scientists and engineers from academia, industry, and government laboratories. The conference will bring together students, junior researchers, and leaders in their field from the US and other countries to interact and exchange ideas in an informal and approachable setting. A goal of the organizers is to introduce future leaders of applied mathematics and statistics to established investigators and emerging research areas. Participation among graduate students and postdocs is greatly encouraged through selected contributed talks being given in minisymposia alongside leading scientists. For students and postdocs, this will be a learning and networking experience that will help them with their research and career paths. Special efforts will be made to continue the participation of underrepresented groups.The two-day conference will include four plenary talks, one in each of this year's focus topics: materials science, the interface between statistics and neuroscience, wave propagation, and biologically motivated fluid dynamics. Morning and afternoon minisymposia will be given in three parallel sessions: one in an area of statistics or biostatistics, and two in this year's focus areas of applied mathematics. Poster presentations will be actively encouraged from all areas of applied mathematics and statistics. The conference is expected to attract 140-160 participants. Substantial funds will be devoted to support the participation of students, postdoctoral fellows, junior researchers, and underrepresented groups. The Department of Mathematical Sciences at NJIT has hosted a conference of this type on different focus areas each year since 2004. More information can be found at the conference website http://m.njit.edu/Events/FACM16/