Bring your research to an international mathematical community. Propose a thematic session, submit a contributed talk or present a poster at the RSME–AMS Joint International Meeting in Santiago de Compostela.
The meeting welcomes research contributions across all areas of pure and applied mathematics. You can propose a special session organised around a common research theme, or submit an individual talk or poster independently of the parallel sessions.
We welcome proposals covering all areas of pure and applied mathematics. Each session should bring together talks around a coherent research theme, creating space for exchange and discussion across related areas.
Proposals are preferably submitted jointly by an RSME member and an AMS member, but this is not a requirement. Proposals from a single organiser, or from organisers belonging to just one society, are also welcome and will be assessed on their scientific merits.
Each talk in a proposed parallel session should last 25 minutes.
Each proposed session should include a minimum of six participants.
Include a brief scientific description of the proposed session, alongside the other required proposal details.
Is your work not part of an existing parallel session? You can still contribute to the meeting. Researchers are welcome to submit talks and posters on any area of pure and applied mathematics, independently of the parallel sessions.
Submit the title and abstract of your talk or poster through the conference platform, indicating whether you are submitting a contributed talk or a poster.
Notification of accepted session proposals.
Notification of acceptance for contributed talks and posters.