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Symmetry Festival, the world’s largest multidisciplinary conference and art festival in Symmetry Studies goes to Vienna!

The event will be hosted by the Vienna University of Technology in cooperation with the Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science.

We look forward to welcoming You!

For more information please visit the website of Symmetry Festival!

Imaginary Conference on Open and Collaborative Communication of Mathematical Research 2016 (IC16) is an interdisciplinary gathering for mathematicians, communicators and interested professionals to discuss and work together on current issues of communication and knowledge transfer in mathematics. Experts in the fields of mathematical research, didactics, computer science, architecture, design, law, and media research are invited to establish a comprehensive analysis of mathematics communication today and to develop new perspectives.

This conference will break the classical scheme of successive talks, and will propose a mixture of conventional talks together with parallel workshops, that aim to generate tangible outputs during the conference, with the active involvement of the participants. The workshops will address the following main topics:

A. Community, networking and legal aspects
B. Advances in 2-d and 3-d visualization of modern mathematics, creation of mathematics exhibits
C. Knowledge transfer and pedagogics of mathematics communication
D. Agile design and tools for maths communication
E. Mathematical writing, journalism and media

Proposals for talks and workshops can be submitted until February 1, 2016. Talks are short presentations of 15+5 min aimed to all the participants. Workshops are projects to be developed in up to 11h during three afternoons, and will run in parallel in small groups of up to 15 participants. A short summary of the workshops will be presented at the end of the conference.

An exhibition corner will be also available, participants are invited to display exhibits or other items to the conference.

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