Major Themes: Algebra, Analysis, Combinatorics, PDEs, Geometry & Physics, Maths &AI

78th BRITISH MATHEMATICAL COLLOQUIUM

BMC 2027

University of Birmingham

28 June - 1 July

BMC 2027 brings together the mathematical community from across the UK and beyond to discuss new research, exchange ideas, and build collaborations.

The programme includes plenary lectures, morning invited talks, parallel workshops covering the major themes of BMC 2027, and a panel discussion on Mathematics & AI.

PLENARY SPEAKERS

Princeton University Combinatorics, Theoretical Computer Science

Noga alon

University of Oxford

Algebra, Analysis, Combinatorics,

Mathematical Logic, Number Theory

Emmanuel BreuiLLard

Imperial College London

Algebraic Number Theory,

Formal Proof Verification

Kevin Buzzard

Tsinghua University & University of Amsterdam Mathematical Physics, Geometry,

Topology, Representation Theory

NiColai Reshetikhin

IHES Paris

Non-linear PDEs, Mathematical Physics

(photo credit: Chris Peu, for IHES)

Laure Saint-Raymond

NYU Courant & IHES Paris

Harmonic Analysis,

Geometric Measure Theory

Hong wang

MORNING SPEAKERS

University of Edinburgh

Harmonic Analysis

Pierrick Bousseau

University of Oxford

Geometry,

Mathematical Physics

Katrin Fässler

University of Jyväskylä

Mapping Theory,

Geometric Measure Theory

Jonathan Hickman

King's College London

Probability, combinatorics, Statistical physics

Algorithms, Random matrix theory

Matthew Jensen

University of Bath

PDEs,

Nonlinear Analysis

Ailsa Keating

IMJ - Paris Rive Gauche

Topology, Geometry,

Geometric Group Theory, Dynamics

Shoham Letzter

University College London

Extremal and probabilistic combinatorics,

Ramsey theory

Kathryn Mann

University of Cambridge

Symplectic Geometry, Topology,

Homological Mirror Symmetry.

Monica Musso

University of Warwick

PDEs,

Complex Flow Modelling

Henry Wilton

University of Cambridge

Geometric Group Theory,

Low-Dimensional Topology

Ewelina Zatorska

Programme

Monday, 28 June

Tuesday, 29 June

Wednesday, 30 June

Thursday, 1 July

General info

BMC 2027 will take place in Birmingham, bringing together mathematicians from across the UK and beyond for several days of talks, workshops and discussion.

This section provides practical information to help you plan your visit, including details about the venue, travel to Birmingham, accommodation, accessibility and other useful information for participants.

Further information will be added as arrangements for the conference are confirmed.

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