European Study Group with Industry (ESGI)
to July 18, 2025
Introduction
The ESGI is an established initiative that connects mathematicians with industry professionals to solve complex real-world problems using advanced mathematical techniques. Originating in 1968 at the University of Oxford, ESGI has grown into a Europe-wide network that supports industrial innovation through mathematics.
Each ESGI is an intensive, week-long workshop, where teams of mathematicians—ranging from graduate students to senior researchers—collaborate on industry-proposed problems.
These challenges span various sectors, including engineering, finance, healthcare, logistics, and energy.
ESGI offers:
• Practical solutions for companies, leveraging cutting-edge mathematical expertise.
• Opportunities for researchers and students to apply their skills in an industry setting.
• Long-term collaborations, often leading to further research, publications, and real-world applications.
This edition of ESGI is a coorganization between math-in and PT-MATH-IN.
objective
The ESGI will feature four to five problems, each assigned to a group of five to six researchers. Each group will work under the joint guidance of industry representatives and academic researchers, applying mathematical techniques to address real-world challenges.
The problems, which are tentative at this stage, are expected to come from fields such as
mobility, optimization, and pharmaceuticals. This structure aims to promote collaboration between academia and industry while developing practical solutions through applied mathematics..
Scientific Committee
Emilio Carrizosa Priego | Universidad de Sevilla – Math-In
Ricardo Enguiça | Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa – PT-Maths-In
Ana Moura | School of Enginnering, Polythecnic of Porto – Centre of Mathematics of University of Porto – PT-Maths-In
David Romero i Sànchez | Centre de Recerca Matemàtica
Organising Committee
Lucía Escudero | Centre de Recerca Matemàtica
Marc Homs-Dones | Centre de Recerca Matemàtica
Manel Mas | Centre de Recerca Matemàtica
David Romero i Sànchez | Centre de Recerca Matemàtica
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
| Name | Institution |
|---|---|
| Ricardo Enguiça | Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa |
acknowledgement
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