Conferences

ICMS Conferences

The ICMS conference series aims to present and disseminate advances across a broad spectrum of contemporary fundamental and applied mathematics, and to foster the development of emerging and innovative directions in mathematical research.

The conferences organized by the ICMS–Sofia aim to provide a vibrant platform for the presentation and exchange of recent research developments in contemporary mathematics. They bring together leading experts, early-career researchers, and graduate students to foster collaboration and explore frontiers in both fundamental and applied mathematics.

Each conference is devoted to a specific theme or emerging area, reflecting the interdisciplinary spirit of the ICMS. Topics span a wide range of fields, including but not limited to algebraic geometry, mathematical logic, topology, mathematical physics, number theory, and theoretical computer science. The events are structured to encourage interaction, featuring invited talks, contributed presentations, and ample time for informal discussions. By combining scientific excellence with an open and inclusive atmosphere, the ICMS conferences aim to support the growth of international research networks and to inspire new ideas across disciplines.

Conferences List

International Conference “Quantum Groups and Cluster Algebras II” 2026

The International Center for Mathematical Sciences – Sofia (ICMS-Sofia) hosts the second international conference on Quantum Groups and Cluster Algebras between 10-14 August 2026 at the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, with the financial support of the Simons Foundation, Republic of Bulgaria - Ministry of Education and Science and Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. The aim of this conference is to bring together researchers to share recent advances and promote further developments in the theory of Quantum Groups and Cluster Algebras.

Recent Trends in Tropical Geometry

What new structures emerge when algebraic varieties degenerate to piecewise-linear shadows? How do tropical curves illuminate enumerative invariants and mirror symmetry? Where does tropical geometry meet non-archimedean analysis, symplectic topology, and the geometry of moduli? Recent Trends in Tropical Geometry is a research conference bringing together a focused group of mathematicians working in tropical geometry and its interactions with algebraic geometry, enumerative geometry, mirror symmetry, non-archimedean geometry, and related areas.

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