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HTML Page BuilderCelebrating 20 years of UK-Japan Winter Schools
12- 16 September 2022
with public lectures at the Embassy of Japan
The UK-Japan Winter Schools have been held since 1999, held at both countries. For 20 years, the school brought together Japanese and UK scientists, in particular also young researchers and students from mathematics and mathematical physics, in a relaxing and stimulating atmosphere. Every year the focus was on a special topic. The celebration workshop, planned to be held in 2020 at the University of Warwick was delayed due to the pandemic, is now to be held at Imperial College London.
The celebration conference has a wider scope incorporating several regularly occurring themes of the past schools: Geometry, Stochastic, Dynamics, and their interfaces. There will be longer overview talks exposing the latest research developments and open topics in the area of the speakers and their wider impact, together with shorter more focused talks highlighting the work of individual researchers from both countries, though still designed for a non-specialist audience. Finally there will also be public lectures at the Japanese Embassy.
Organisers: Jürgen Berndt - John Bolton - David Elworthy - Martin Guest - Xue-Mei Li - Yoshiaki Maeda
Martin Hairer (Imperial College London): On coin tosses, atoms and forest fires
Hiroshi Oguri (Caltech & Kavli IPMU): The Science of the Man from 9 Dimensions
Please follow the links below to register for the workshop and for the public lectures.
If you have registered but find later you cannot come, please make sure to edit the form.
Please book your own accommodation. The recommended accommodation are as below.
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