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The Krakow-Vienna workshop brings together researchers and PhD students from the Jagiellonian University and the University of Vienna in the areas of pluripotential theory and several complex variables.

| De Gosson |

Invited speaker

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invitation by Pavel Rajmic

| Gerald Teschl/Organizer

| Karlheinz Gröchenig/Organizer | Thomas Strohmer/Organizer |

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HCAA workshop with a number of further participants...

contact person: Hans G. Feichtinger and Isabella Obermaier

| Joachim Hermisson/Organizer |

1st evolVienna Meeting Celebrating the 150th Anniversary of "Origin of Species" and Evolutionary Research in Vienna

| Joachim Hermisson/Keynote lecture |

| Hans Humenberger/Speaker |

| Hans Georg Feichtinger/Invited Speaker | Karlheinz Gröchenig/Invited Speaker | Gerald Teschl/Invited Speaker |

| Bernhard Krön/Organizer |

geometric group theory, group actions on graphs, infinite graph theory

| Markus Fulmek/Organizer | Walter Schachermayer/Celebratee |

| Friedrich Haslinger/Session Organizer | Olexander Sakhnovich/Session organizer | Gerald Teschl/Invited Speaker |

| Karlheinz Groechenig/Keynote Speaker |

| Ludmil Katzarkov/Organizer |

| Gerald Teschl/Invited session speaker |

| Ludmil Katzarkov/Organizer |

| Hans Humenberger/Head | Stefan Götz/Organizer | Maria Koth/Organizer | Markus Fulmek/Speaker | Andreas Ulovec/Speaker | Joachim Hermisson/Speaker |

| Otmar Scherzer/Organizer |

The workshop intends to bring together researchers working on Image Processing and Shape Theory for discussing the current state of their research. The topics covered by the event include, but are not limited to:

Shape Optimization and Analysis
Shape Modeling
Image Processing
Variational Methods
The workshop will cover both theoretical foundations as well as their actual implementation in applications.

| Joachim Hermisson/Invited Plenary Speaker |

| Reinhard Bürger/Organizer | Joachim Hermisson/Invited speaker |

ESI Workshop

| Stefan Götz/Organizer |

The aim of the conference is to bring together researchers from different fields interested in the question what makes mathematics special (if anything). Even if mathematics presents itself or is presented as a (quasi-)empirical matter, the status of an epistemic exception that mathematics forms among the sciences asks for explanations.

Papers are welcome from scholars of all disciplines, especially philosophy, mathematics, sociology, didactics, logic, epistemology, and the historical sciences.

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