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Workshop and Summer School on Inverse Problems and Nonlinear PDEs
Vlore, Albania
The Department of Mathematics and Physics at the University "Ismail Qemali," Vlorë, in collaboration with the READ Grant (Research Expertise from the Academic Diaspora) from the Albanian-American Development Foundation (AADF), is organizing the scientific activity: "Workshop and Summer School on Inverse Problems and Nonlinear PDEs" from June 29 to July 1, 2026.
The Department of Mathematics and Physics at the University "Ismail Qemali," Vlorë, in collaboration with the READ Grant (Research Expertise from the Academic Diaspora) from the Albanian-American Development Foundation (AADF), is organizing the scientific activity: "Workshop and Summer School on Inverse Problems and Nonlinear PDEs" from June 29 to July 1, 2026.
Program Overview and Objectives
Program Overview and Objectives
The Workshop and Summer School aims to bring together researchers working on inverse problems for nonlinear partial differential equations (PDEs) and those specializing in Mean Field Games (MFG) models.
Inverse Problems: A major research frontier focused on determining internal system properties from external measurements—a process fundamental to advancements in medical imaging, geophysics, and engineering.
Mean Field Games (MFG): This integration offers new perspectives on large-scale population dynamics and strategic decision-making, bridging rigorous analysis with applications in economics and social sciences.
Impact and Internationalization
Impact and Internationalization
This activity serves as a key driver for the internationalization of mathematical research, establishing direct links with prestigious Western universities and renowned scholars. These collaborations foster new inter-institutional partnerships and joint research initiatives.
Through the Summer School component, the latest scientific developments are shared with early-career researchers and doctoral students, providing them direct access to global expertise and cutting-edge methodologies.
Academic Structure
Academic Structure
The program is structured to maximize academic exchange and ensure the integration of the local scientific community into elite international networks:
3 Mini-courses: (3 hours each) focused on the mastery of advanced methods.
5 Standard Lectures: (1 hour each) highlighting recent research findings.
The building ot the Faculty of Technical and Natural Sciences
A view of the Bay of Vlora
The main building of the University of Vlora, the Rectorate
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