Industrial Mathematics Week

There are two main individual programs and one public event. Each participant is allowed to join all programs and event by register individually through https://linktr.ee/IMW2026.

International Summer Course

The Summer Course is a comprehensive workshop on mathematical modelling, equipping participants with the methodologies to solve real-world challenges. To accommodate diverse  learning needs, we offer three distinct pathways: 1) in-person course, 2) in-virtual course, and 3) online lectures. Topics range from 1) Mathematics in Insurance, 2) Mathematics in Business, 3) Operations Research, 4) Optimization Methods, and 5) Machine and Deep Learning.

INTERNATIONAL Conference Day

The Conference Day provides a dedicated forum for participants to explore current research developments and real-world applications of mathematics across various disciplines. Topics range from 1) Dynamical systems and control theory, 2) Mathematical epidemiology and applications to public health, 3) Fluid dynamics and environmental modelling, and 4) Financial mathematics, risk modelling, and actuarial science.

Public Seminar

A special event dedicated to “Women in Mathematics and Sciences”. Held under the theme “The Symmetry of Intelligence”, the seminar moves beyond social narratives to emphasize intellectual substance and scholarly contribution.

Registration

30 December 2025 – 28 February 2026 15 May 2026

Selection and Decision

28 February 2026 – 15 March 2026 15 May 2026

Early-Bird Confirmation

15 March 2026 – 15 May 2026

Non Early-Bird Confirmation

15 May 2026 – 1 July 2026

Main Events

6 July 2026 – 17 July 2026

In response to dynamic industrial needs and global academic interest, Industrial Mathematics Week (IMW) 2026 is back with a fresh format. As part of this exciting series, we proudly present the Summer Course Program. The Summer Course is a comprehensive workshop on mathematical modelling, equipping participants with the methodologies to solve real-world challenges.

This program now offers full flexibility to match your learning style. This course is designed for students, researchers, and practitioners looking to deepen the understanding of the “art” of transforming industrial problems into mathematical solutions.

In this event, the participants will have experience to know and learn various real-world problems. This course is an undergraduate course, but graduate students are also welcome to this course. Participants from any backgrounds are welcome to join this event. In this course, we will learn the following topics:
Mathematics in Insurance
Mathematics in Business
Operation Research
Optimization Methods
Machine and Deep Learning

MEET THE INSTRUCTORS

Assoc. Prof. Joey Zhou, NTU, Singapore
Ari Andricopoulos, PhD, RoomPriceGenie, Switzerland
Assoc. Prof. Geoffrey Chua, NTU, Singapore
Mr. Cheng Hwee Sim, IDSC, Singapore
Mr. Ghany Hanifan Muslim, IDSC, Singapore
Prof. Kuntjoro Adji Sidarto, ITB, Indonesia
Adhe Kania, PhD, ITB, Indonesia
Rudy Kusdiantara, PhD, ITB, Indonesia
Muhammad Islahuddin, MSc, ITB, Indonesia

COURSE PATH

IN-PERSON COURSE

In-person path ideal for those seeking collaborative problem-solving experiences, face-to-face networking, and intensive guidance from mentors. What you will get:
a.Hands-on Workshop: Intensive in-person training on mathematical methods and tools
b.Modelling Project: Apply theory and skills to the real-world problem. You will work with teams to solve actual industrial challenges.
c.This course offers 90 hours of learning hours, or equivalent to 2 ITB course credits. Participants may claim the 2 credits according to icecenter.itb.ac.id.

IN-VIRTUAL COURSE

In-virtual path ideal for participants who want to learn the methods but cannot attend in person due to distance constraints. What you will get:
a.Virtual Hands-on Workshop:  Full online access to all training sessions.
b.Virtual Modelling Project: Apply theory and skills to the real-world problem.
c.This course offers 90 hours of learning hours, or equivalent to 2 ITB course credits. Participants may claim the 2 credits according to icecenter.itb.ac.id.

ONLINE LECTURES

This path is designed for those looking to expand their knowledge by focusing on the lecture material. What you will get: Access to Course Materials: Participants can follow the core lectures delivered by our expert speakers.

JOIN THE SUMMER COURSE

1. Initial registration through https://linktr.ee/IMW2026. Prepare your motivation letter and choose your path. [30 December 2025 – 28 February 2026 15 May 2026]
2. Decision and acceptance announcement by email. [28 February – 15 March 15 May]
3. Early-bird registration. [15 March – 15 May]
4. Non early-bird registration. [15 May – 1 July]
5. Summer course lectures and hands-on workshops. [6 – 10 July]
6. Modelling project. [13 – 17 July]

COURSE FEE

SUMMER COURSE PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE

The Conference Day provides a dedicated forum for participants to explore current research developments and real-world applications of mathematics across various disciplines. The program is designed to foster academic discussion, knowledge exchange, and interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers, students, and professionals.

Through invited talks, contributed presentations, and interactive discussions, participants will engage with recent advances in epidemiology, control theory, fluid dynamics, and financial mathematics. Emphasis is placed on the role of mathematical modelling, analysis, and computational methods in understanding complex systems and addressing practical challenges.

Open to undergraduate, graduate students, and academia as well as practitioners, the Conference Day encourages the sharing of ideas, research findings, and methodological approaches. It aims to strengthen connections between theory and application while providing opportunities for networking and future collaboration within the mathematical sciences community.

MINI SYMPOSIA AND PARALLEL SESSION

• Dynamical systems and control
• Mathematical epidemiology and applications to public health
• Fluid dynamics and environmental modelling
• Financial mathematics and actuarial science

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Prof. Robin Thompson, University of Oxford, United Kingdom

FOCUSED PLENARY SPEAKERS

CONTROL THEORY

Prof. Dr. Janson Naiborhu, ITB, Indonesia
Prof. Dr. Roberd Saragih, ITB, Indonesia

MATHEMATICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

Prof. Dr. Nuning Nuraini, ITB, Indonesia
Dr. Mochamad Apri, ITB, Indonesia

FLUID DYNAMICS

Prof. Dr. Sri Redjeki P, ITB, Indonesia
Prof. L. H. Wiryanto, ITB, Indonesia
Prof. Dr. Agus Yodi Gunawan, ITB, Indonesia

FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS AND ACTUARIAL SCIENCES

Prof. Novriana Sumarti, ITB, Indonesia
Assoc. Prof. Joey Zhou, NTU, Singapore
Dila Puspita, PhD, ITB, Indonesia

JOIN THE CONFERENCE

1. Initial registration through https://linktr.ee/IMW2026. Prepare your papers. [30 December 2025 – 28 February 2026 15 May 2026]
2. Decision and acceptance announcement by email. [28 February – 15 March 15 May]
3. Early-bird registration. [15 March – 15 May]
4. Non early-bird registration. [15 May – 1 July]
5. Conference main events [13-14 July]

REGISTRATION FEE AND FACILITIES

CONFERENCE DAY PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE

Paper template can be obtained via https://linktr.ee/IMW2026.

Marking a historic milestone for International Mathematics Week (IMW) 2026, this event proudly presents the inaugural Public Seminar on Women in Mathematics and Sciences. Designed as a platform for reflection, discussion, and academic exchange, the seminar highlights the vital role of women in advancing mathematical and scientific research at both national and global levels.

Held under the theme “The Symmetry of Intelligence”, the seminar moves beyond social narratives to emphasize intellectual substance and scholarly contribution. It explores how diverse perspectives, particularly those of women researchers, are reshaping research methodologies, strengthening analytical frameworks, and driving innovation in mathematical modelling, computation, and algorithmic development.

Bringing together researchers, educators, students, and practitioners, this seminar aims to foster meaningful dialogue on equity, excellence, and collaboration in the sciences. It serves as a call to action for the academic community to bridge the gap between gender and scientific achievement, encourage inclusive research environments, and ensure that the future of mathematics and science is shaped by the full spectrum of human intellect.

Organizing Committee

Prama Setia Putra, S.Si., M.Si., DPhil (Oxon)
Adhe Kania, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D.
Dr. Dewi Handayani, S.Si., M.Si.
Dila Puspita, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D.
Muhammad Islahuddin, S.Si., M.Sc.
Dr. Novry Erwina, S.Si., M.Si.
Rudy Kusdiantara, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D.

Scientific Committee

Prof. Dr. Kuntjoro Adji Sidarto – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Dr. Edy Soewono – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Hadi Susanto, Ph.D – Khalifa University – UAE
Prof. Sri Redjeki P. – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Janson Naiborhu – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Agus Yodi Gunawan – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Nuning Nuraini – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Novriana Sumarti – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Roberd Saragih – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Dr. Ikha Magdalena – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Leo H. Wiryanto – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Dr. Mochamad Apri – Bandung Institute of Technology – Indonesia
Prof. Robin Thompson – University of Oxford – UK (in confirmation)
Dr. Joey Zhou – Nanyang Technological University – Singapore
Associate Prof. Geoffrey A. Chua – Nanyang Technological University – Singapore (in confirmation)
Prof. Jussi Keppo – National University of Singapore – Singapore (in confirmation)
Dr. Renier Mendoza – University of The Philippines Dilima – Philippines

REGISTRATION VIA linktr.ee/IMW2026

GENERAL REGISTRATION GUIDANCE

1. Initial registration through https://linktr.ee/IMW2026. Prepare your motivation letter and choose your path for the Summer Course program, and your full paper for the Conference Day. [30 December 2025 – 28 February 2026 15 May 2026]
2. Decision and acceptance announcement by email. [28 February – 15 March 15 May]
3. Early-bird registration. [15 March – 15 May]
4. Non early-bird registration. [15 May – 1 July]
5. Summer course lectures and hands-on workshops. [6 – 10 July]
6. Modelling project. [13 – 17 July]
7. Conference Day. [13 – 14 July]