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CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
On June 5 and 6, 2025, the 19th Annual Conference on Frontiers in Applied and Computational Mathematics (FACM'25) will be held at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in Newark, New Jersey. The theme of FACM '25 will be "New Trends in Data-and-Physics-Based Modeling and Simulation of Fluids."
The FACM 2025 Conference will bring together mathematicians, scientists and researchers at the forefront of modeling and simulation in fluid dynamics. This year’s theme emphasizes emerging techniques, including machine learning, data-driven discovery, and physics-based approaches, offering a platform to explore the latest advances and foster interdisciplinary collaboration. The meeting will follow a single-track format and feature invited talks, four themed minisymposia, and a large poster session.
PLENARY SPEAKERS
PLENARY SPEAKERS
Arezoo Ardekani,
Purdue University
Roberto Camassa,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Eleni Katifori,
University of Pennsylvania
Paul Milewski,
Pennsylvania State University
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
Themed Minisymposia
Themed Minisymposia
- Data Science and Emerging Methods in Fluid-Structure Interaction
- Modeling, computations, and data-driven discovery in complex fluids
- New trends in modeling and simulation of waves and free surface flows
- Computer-assisted proof in fluid dynamics
ABOUT THE FACM SERIES
ABOUT THE FACM SERIES
Now in its 19th installment, the FACM conference series is internationally recognized as a premier forum for the dissemination of innovative results and ideas in applied and computational mathematics and applied statistics.
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Travel support is available for graduate students, postdocs, and junior faculty to attend and present posters. To apply, submit your poster application using our online form:
Organizing Committee
Organizing Committee
Michael Siegel (NJIT, co-Chair)
Linda Cummings (NJIT, co-Chair)
Shahriar Afkhami (NJIT)
Travis Askham (NJIT)
Wooyoung Choi (NJIT)
Roy Goodman (NJIT)
Jonathan Jaquette (NJIT)
Lou Kondic (NJIT)
Yuan-Nan Young (NJIT)
Xinyu Zhao (NJIT)
Sarah Olson (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)
On Shun Pak (Santa Clara University)
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