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Key Conference Information

Important Dates

Submission Deadline: November 20, 2025
Notification of Acceptance: December 20, 2025
Conference Date: January 22, 2026

Presentations Format

ICPAM 2025 offers a hybrid presentation format including:

In-Person: PSU Building 105 auditorium
Virtual: Zoom Webinar platform
Registration: Free for all participants

Live Streaming

The conference will be streamed live for all remote attendees.

Platform

Zoom Webinar

Start Time

9:00 AM (GMT+3), January 22, 2026

Link

Provided prior to the event

About the Conference

Following the success of our inaugural International Conference on Pure and Applied Mathematics (ICPAM 2024), which was held online via the Zoom Webinar platform, we are excited to announce our hybrid 2nd International Conference on Pure and Applied Mathematics (ICPAM 2025).

Theme

"Bridging Theory and Practice: Innovations in Mathematics, Actuarial Science, and Data Analytics."

This landmark event aims to unite distinguished researchers, visionary educators, and leading practitioners from both academia and industry. Our objective is to foster meaningful dialogue, cultivate strategic partnerships, and explore the latest breakthroughs in pure and applied mathematics, actuarial science, and data analytics.

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Conference Objectives

Promote Collaboration

Encourage interdisciplinary collaboration between mathematicians working on pure and applied mathematics to create a synergistic environment for knowledge exchange.

Highlight Applications

Showcase the practical applications of pure mathematical theories in diverse areas, such as physics, engineering, biology, economics, and computer science.

Knowledge Dissemination

Provide a platform for researchers to present their findings, share insights, collaborate, and disseminate the latest advancements in both pure and applied mathematics.

Interdisciplinary Learning

Foster an environment where participants can learn from each other and gain insights from areas of mathematics that they may not typically encounter in their research.

Networking

Facilitate networking opportunities for online attendees to establish new collaborations and partnerships, potentially leading to innovative research projects.

Featured International Speakers

Prof. Manuel Morales

University of Montreal, Canada

Financial and Actuarial Mathematics

Prof. Guo-Cheng Wu

Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

Key Laboratory of Intelligent Analysis and Decision on Complex Systems

Prof. Kenan Matawie

Western Sydney University, Australia

Statistics

Prof. Sharief Deshmukh

King Saud University, KSA

Differential Geometry

Topics of Interest

Pure Mathematics

Advances in Number Theory: Applications in cryptography and quantum computing
Abstract Algebra: New insights into group, ring, and module theories
Geometry and Topology: Innovative approaches to manifolds, knot theory, geometric analysis, Topological Algebra, K-theory, and vector bundles
Real and Complex Analysis: Developments in measure theory, functional analysis, and applications in dynamics
Mathematical Logic and Set Theory: Foundational studies and their modern implications
Combinatorics: Recent breakthroughs in graph theory and extremal combinatorics

Applied Mathematics

Mathematical Modeling: Emerging applications in biology, epidemiology, and climate science
Numerical Analysis: High-performance algorithms for solving large-scale problems
Data Science and Machine Learning: Mathematical perspectives on algorithms, optimization, and AI
Financial Mathematics: Risk modeling, stochastic processes, and quantitative analysis
Control Theory: Advances in systems design and autonomous technologies
Optimization Techniques: Solving real-world problems in logistics, engineering, and energy
Mathematical Physics: Theoretical models in quantum mechanics and relativity and applications

Actuarial Science

Life insurance and pension modeling using advanced mathematics
Innovations in risk assessment and management strategies
Solvency, capital modeling, and regulatory developments
Actuarial applications of stochastic processes and probability theory
Data-driven approaches to claims analysis and pricing

Data Analytics

Machine learning and artificial intelligence in predictive modeling
Big data techniques for risk analysis and decision-making
Statistical methods for large-scale data processing
Visual analytics for interpreting complex datasets
Ethics and governance in data analytics applications

Interdisciplinary Applications

Mathematics in Medicine: Contributions to genomics, imaging, and drug development
Mathematics in Social Sciences: Game theory, network analysis, and behavioral modeling
Mathematics for Sustainability: Solving energy, water resources, and urban planning challenges
Mathematical Approaches to Artificial Intelligence: Neural networks and statistical learning theory

Computational Mathematics

High-Performance Computing: Computational challenges in large-scale mathematical simulations
Cryptography and Cybersecurity: The role of mathematics in secure communications
Big Data Analytics: Insights from applied mathematics in managing massive datasets
Computational Fluid Dynamics: uses numerical and data structures to analyze and solve fluid flow problems

Emerging Trends and Challenges

Quantum Computing: Mathematical underpinnings and potential applications
Mathematical Education: Innovative methods for teaching and inspiring future mathematicians
History and Philosophy of Mathematics: Reflections on mathematical progress and its implications

Call for Papers & Submission Guidelines

Submission Invitation

We invite mathematicians, researchers, and scholars worldwide to submit their abstracts and proposals for presentation at the Conference.

Submission Guidelines

Presentation Duration: Paper presentations should be 15 minutes long with an additional 5 minutes for discussion
Abstract Length: The abstract should be 250 - 300 words long with a clear title (12 words maximum). The abstract should reflect the research gap, methods, and findings/implications
Language: ICPAM 2025 exclusively accepts submissions in English
Submission Format: Researchers should submit abstracts having a maximum of 250 words or full papers (not more than 8 pages)
Review Process: The scientific committee thoroughly reviews all submissions