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Barcelona, Spain
We are pleased to announce that Entropy 2026: Exploring Complexity and Information in Science will be held in Barcelona, Spain, from 1 to 3 July 2026.
This conference, organized by MDPI's open-access journal Entropy (ISSN 1099-4300; IF: 2.0), offers an exciting opportunity to explore cutting-edge advances and foster collaboration in the rapidly evolving fields of fundamental and applied physics, information theory, mathematics, and complex systems. We anticipate that Entropy 2026 will bring together more than 200 participants from around the world.
Topics of Interest
S1. Complex Systems and Network Science;
S2. Information Theory, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence;
S3. Quantum Information and Quantum Computing;
S4. Thermodynamics and Energy Systems;
S5. Non-Equilibrium Systems and Entropy Production;
S6. Statistical Physics and Stochastic Processes;
S7. Soft and Living Matter;
S8. Applications of Entropy in Science and Engineering.
Conference Chairs
Prof. Dr. Miguel Rubi, University of Barcelona, Spain.
Prof. Dr. Kevin H. Knuth, University at Albany, USA.
Important Dates
Abstract submission deadline: 1 March 2026
Acceptance notification deadline: 30 March 2026
Early Bird Registration Deadline: 31 March 2026
Registration: 15 June 2026
For any enquiries regarding the event, please contact entropy2026@mdpi.com.
We look forward to seeing you at Entropy 2026.
Hangzhou, China
We would like to invite you to attend the 1st International Conference on Modern Mathematical Physics, organized by MDPI’s journals Modern Mathematical Physics (ISSN: 3024-5034), Symmetry (ISSN: 2073-8994, IF: 2.2), and Mathematics (ISSN: 2227-7390, IF: 2.2 ). The event will take place from 30 October to 3 November 2026 in Hangzhou, China.
This conference aims to bring together leading researchers to discuss recent advances, emerging challenges, and future directions in modern mathematical physics.
Honorary Chair:
- Prof. Dr. Changpu Sun, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Beijing, China.
Executive Chairs:
- Prof. Dr. Haiqing Lin, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China.
- Prof. Dr. Xiwen Guan, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan, China.
- Prof. Dr. Murray Batchelor, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.
Speaker Announcement
We are delighted to introduce the confirmed Plenary Speakers and Keynote Speakers for ICMMP 2026.
*Speaker list under continuous update.
Plenary Speakers:
Prof. Augusto Smerzi, Shenzhen Technology University (SZTU), China
Prof. Smerzi is a Chair Professor at Shenzhen Technology University and known for pioneering work in quantum metrology, entanglement theory, and quantum parameter estimation. He introduced key advances in phase estimation and Fisher information methods, with his research spanning quantum sensing networks and coherent matter wave dynamics.
Prof. Piljin Yi, Korea Institute for Advanced Study, Korea
Prof. Piljin Yi is a leading KIAS physicist and known for seminal work in string theory, D0‑brane bound states, and supersymmetric solitons. He has spoken at major conferences, including Strings, and held key leadership roles at KIAS and in Korean scientific societies.
Prof. Thierry Giamarchi, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Prof. Giamarchi is a leading condensed matter theorist, known for groundbreaking work on low‑dimensional quantum systems, including the Bose glass phase and the Tomonaga–Luttinger liquid framework. He has made major contributions to understanding quantum materials and cold‑atom systems and is a Member of the French Academy of Sciences and an APS Fellow.
Prof. Yupeng Wang, Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Prof. Wang, elected to the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2021, is a leading physicist in mathematical physics and condensed matter theory. He is known for the off‑diagonal Bethe ansatz, the exactly solvable “Wang model,” and major advances in integrable and strongly correlated electron systems.
Keynote Speakers
Prof. Benjamin Doyon, King’s College London, UK
Prof. Doyon is a Professor of Theoretical Physics at King’s College London, renowned for founding Generalised Hydrodynamics and advancing the study of many‑body entanglement and fluctuations. He has earned major distinctions, including ERC Advanced and Synergy Grants and the 2025 Frontiers of Science Award.
Prof. Chi-Ming Chang, Tsinghua University, China
Prof. Chang is an Associate Professor at the Yau Mathematical Sciences Center, Tsinghua University, specializing in string theory, quantum field theory, and quantum gravity. He received the 2023 Frontiers of Science Award, was an invited speaker at Strings 2024, and is known for contributions to BPS spectra, black hole microstates, and exact nonperturbative methods.
Prof. Pasquale Calabrese, International School for Advanced Studies, Italy
Prof. Calabrese is a Full Professor at SISSA and a leading figure in low‑dimensional quantum systems, known for major contributions to entanglement theory and quantum quenches. A recipient of multiple ERC grants, he has helped shape the modern field of nonequilibrium quantum physics through influential and widely cited work.
Prof. Qiongyi He, Peking University, China
Prof. Qiongyi He is a Boya Distinguished Professor at Peking University working in quantum optics and quantum information, especially on quantum correlations and their applications. She has published widely and received major honors, including the Distinguished Young Scholars Fund, the Wang Daheng Optical Award, and the China Young Female Scientists Award.
Prof. Ruben Minasian, Université Paris-Saclay, France
Prof. Minasian is a CNRS Research Director at CEA Saclay and known for pioneering work on string theory dualities and realistic compactifications. His contributions have strongly linked mathematics and physics and earned him honors such as the Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Award.
Prof. Rudolf A. Roemer, University of Warwick, UK
Prof. Römer is a Professor of Physics at the University of Warwick and known for influential work on quantum transport, disorder, and numerical modelling in condensed matter systems. A Fellow of the Institute of Physics, he leads the DisQS group and serves as Editor‑in‑Chief of Physica E.
Prof. Sameer Murthy, King’s College London, UK
Prof. Murthy is a Professor at King’s College London and known for pioneering work on quantum black holes, holography, and their links to modular forms. He has led an ERC project, served as Oppenheimer Visiting Professor at IAS, and received the 2025 Frontiers of Science Award.
Prof. Tomaz Prosen, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Prof. Prosen is a theoretical physics professor at the University of Ljubljana and known for groundbreaking work on nonequilibrium quantum many‑body systems. He discovered exact solutions and new conservation laws governing quantum transport and pioneered modern methods for identifying quantum chaos in spin‑1/2 systems.
Prof. Urs Schreiber, New York University Abu Dhabi, UAE
Prof. Schreiber is a theoretical physicist whose work applies algebraic topology and homotopy theory to foundational problems in quantum field theory and string theory. He has developed new frameworks for strongly interacting quantum vacua and is now helping build a topological quantum programming language for future robust quantum computing.
Prof. Yunfeng Jiang, Southeast University, China
Prof. Jiang is a Young Chief Professor at Southeast University whose research centers on quantum integrable models and quantum field theory. He has made notable contributions to AdS/CFT integrability, solvable irrelevant deformations, and the use of algebraic geometry methods in integrable systems.
Topics of interest:
S1. Quantum Field Theory, String and Brane Theory, and Gravitation.
S2. Integrable Models in Condensed Matter Physics and Statistical Physics.
S3. Quantum Information and Quantum Metrology.
S4. Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics.
S5. Nonlinear Dynamics and Computational Physics.
Instruction for Authors
Please submit your abstract by 10 July 2026 via https://sciforum.net/user/submission/create/1507.
You can register with an early-bird discount by 25 August 2026 at https://sciforum.net/event/ICMMP2026?section=#registration.
For details regarding abstract submission, poster submission, and publication opportunities, please refer to the “Instructions for Authors” Section: https://sciforum.net/event/ICMMP2026?section=#instructions.
For any enquiries regarding this event, please contact icmmp2026@mdpi.com.
We look forward to seeing you at the 1st International Conference on Modern Mathematical Physics!
Upcoming Partner Conferences (4)
Braunschweig, Germany
Overview
Organizers:
Christian Deppe, Boulat Bash, Holger Boche, Eduard Jorswieck, Uzi Pereg, and Shun Watanabe
Conference Topics:
- Networks and Technologies
- Quantum Communication and Computing
- Molecular and Nanoscale Communication
- Event-Driven and Goal-Oriented Communication
- Trustworthy and Secure Communication
- Resilient and Adaptive Communication Systems
- Semantic and Context-Aware Communication
- Advanced Multiplexing Techniques
- Advanced Multiple Access
- THz/VLC/FSO Communication
- Non-Terrestrial Networking
Young Author Best Presentation—Entropy Award
The Young Author Best Presentation—Entropy Award recognizes an outstanding, enlightening talk and poster presentation at FFCS 2026 that stands out for its originality, topic significance, and excellence of presentation. The award is sponsored by the journal Entropy.
To be eligible for the FFCS Young Author Best Presentation—Entropy Award, all of the following criteria must be met:
- The candidate must be a PhD student.
- The candidate must be the principal (lead) author of the presented work.
- The candidate must be the presenting author at the conference.
The Award Committee will be chaired by Prof. Eduard Jorswieck, who will select the best presentation(s) among the eligible candidates based on their scientific quality (including originality and potential impact of the results), in addition to the quality of the presentation.
The nominated authors and the award winner will be announced during the conference.
Special Memorial Session for Volodya Sidorenko
To register for this event, please visit the following website:
https://www.tu-braunschweig.de/en/ifn/research/events/2026-ffcs
Lisbon, Portugal
Overview
The European Symposium on Applied Thermodynamics (ESAT) is the oldest and most renowned conference on Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, with the first edition being held in 1974, in West Berlin (Germany), under the leadership of Prof. Helmut Knapp.
The conference aims to cover the advancements in the fundamental methods at the basis of research in applied thermodynamics with a clear impact on the final applications.
Plenary lectures, oral presentations, and poster presentations will form the basis of the conference.
Singapore, Singapore
The number of scientists working on networks and complex systems in the Asia-Pacific region is increasing, but high-level conferences in these areas remain limited to NetSci, NetSciX, the International Conference on Computational Science (ICCS), and Conference on Complex Systems (CCS). Asia-Pacific scientists, especially postdocs and PhD students in these areas, therefore have limited opportunities to attend these conferences. This leads to a lack of exposure of Asia-Pacific scientists to good work carried out elsewhere in the world, and of scientists from other parts of the world to good work performed in Asia-Pacific, and seriously hampers the academic growth of Asia-Pacific scientists. Recently, we have been encouraged by the strong turnout of Indian scientists at all levels at the NetSciX 2025 conference in Indore, India. We can sense that the younger scientists treasured this opportunity to share their work. Unfortunately, it is impossible to bring these flagship conferences to Asia-Pacific every year. At best, we can host one such conference in Asia once every three to four years.
This prompted us to start an Asia-Pacific Conference on Networks and Complex Systems beginning next year (9–12 June 2026 in Singapore) to cater to these unmet demands. With this conference, we would always have a platform to present our recent work and meet up with colleagues. While we will always invite the most exciting speakers from all around the world, our goal is to include more invited speakers from Asia-Pacific. We also aim to give as many participants as possible (including PhD students) a chance to give oral presentations. We will rotate this conference series around Asia-Pacific, where most venues are more affordable compared to Europe or North America. Hopefully, more Asian scientists would be able to attend, even if they have limited funding. This is especially true of PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, many of whom can only attend the local editions of the conference.
Finally, to ensure that the conference is relevant and high-level, we will be advised by an International Advisory Committee of eminent scientists in the fields of networks and complex systems. Additionally, to ensure that good organizational practices are shared after they are developed, besides local organizers the organizing team for a given year will also comprise core members from the organizing team for the next year.
Gold Coast, Australia
The International Symposium on Wireless Communication Systems 2026 (ISWCS 2026) is dedicated to wireless communication systems and its applications. The organizing committee invites the international community to contribute their research with state-of-the-art developments in the field. ISWCS 2026 will feature plenary talks by leading researchers in the field and technical sessions with presentations given by the participants.
Alongside the technical program, ISWCS 2026 will provide opportunities to network and collaborate with others and enjoy the vibrant coastal setting. We look forward to welcoming you to the Gold Coast, Queensland, and to our conference, aiming to foster innovation and discovery.
