For BMC/BAMC 2020, the plenary speakers will be:

• Jose A. Carrillo, QJMAM lecture (Imperial College/Oxford)
• Sascha Hilgenfeldt, Stewartson lecture (Illinois)
• Ciprian Manolescu, LMS Lecture (Stanford)
• David Rand, Lighthill lecture (Warwick)
• Bernd Sturmfels (Berkeley)
• Catharina Stroppel, (Bonn)

The Public Lecture will be delivered by

• Moon Duchin (Tufts)

BMC Morning Speakers include:

• Kevin Buzzard (Imperial)
• Mark Gross (Cambridge)
• Heather Harrington (Oxford)
• Ailsa Keating (Cambridge)
• Jon Keating (Bristol)
• Minhyong Kim (Oxford)
• Daniela Kuhn (Birmingham)
• Xin Li (Queen Mary University, London)
• Antony Maciocia (Edinburgh)
• Tristan Rivière (ETH Zurich)
• Colva Roney-Dougal (St Andrews)
• Bernd Schroers (Heriot-Watt)
• Michael Singer (UCL)
• Nathalie Wahl (Copenhagen)

There will be 28 BAMC minisymposia. The final list is shown below.

• Applied algebra and geometry
• Dispersive hydrodynamics and applications
• Eddies in geophysical fluid dynamics
• Front propagation in PDE, probability and applications
• Frontiers in asymptotic analysis for the sciences
• Growth and remodelling in soft tissues
• Integrating dynamical systems with data driven methods
• Machine learning algorithms and applications
• Mathematical and computational modelling of blood flow
• Mathematical and physical challenges in anisotropic soft matter
• Mathematical aspects of non-equilibrium statistical mechanics
• Mathematical challenges in spatial ecology
• Mathematics for data science
• Mathematics for materials science
• Mathematics of the water, energy and food security nexus
• Multiscale modelling of infectious diseases
• Multiscale modelling, simulations, and experiments. Interdisciplinary challenges and applications to real-world biophysical systems
• Networks, collective behaviour and applications
• Progress and trends in mathematical modelling of cardiac function
• Recent advances in multi-physics modelling of interfacial flows
• Recent advances in nonlinear internal and surface waves
• Recent developments in magnetohydrodynamics and dynamo theory
• Spatial networks and their applications
• Stochastic models in biology informed by data
• The mathematics of gas-liquid foams
• Theory and modelling of liquid crystalline fluids
• Tracking cellular processes through the scales
• Variational methods in geophysical fluid dynamics

There will be in total 9 BMC workshop sessions, with 6 parallel sessions every afternoon. The confirmed topics are:

• Algebra & Representation Theory
• Mathematical Physics
• Number Theory
• Operator Algebras
• Analysis
• Topology
• Algebraic Geometry
• Group Theory
• Combinatorics