From August 27–30, 2026, I was part of the team organizing the Fluid Dynamics Laboratory’s exhibition stand at the Brazilian National Festival of Mathematics 2026. The festival welcomed approximately 22,000 visitors over four days, with the first two days dedicated to high-school students and the final two open to the general public. Our exhibition introduced visitors to general aspects of fluid dynamics and turbulence, with a section highlighting the von Kármán vortex street phenomenon.

During the week of July 20–24 2026, I was part of the organizing committee of the Winter School of Theoretical Physics at UFRJ, where I also taught the minicourse on introduction to nonlinear dynamics and chaos. The program featured additional minicourses on the differential geometry of fundamental interactions, quantum vacuum effects, and path integrals in stochastic processes and four invited seminars.

During the first week of June 2026, with financial support from IMPA and FAPERJ, we organized the workshop Mathematics of Multiscale Modeling at IMPA. The event featured 18 invited lectures and 6 poster presentations, with a focus on mathematical aspects of turbulence, chaos, and stochastic dynamics. The workshop brought together researchers and students working on multiscale phenomena across mathematics and physics.  Find out more on IMPA's website.