Harmonic Analysis and PDEs Summer School at the CRM
Four mini-courses, from incompressible fluids to the geometry of boundaries, around a shared body of technique. CRM Auditorium, 15 to 18 June 2026.A rotating blob of fluid that never settles into rest. The ragged edge of a region in the plane. A weighted inequality...
An extension to higher dimensions of Carleson’s ε² conjecture
A recent article by Ian Fleschler (Princeton University), Xavier Tolsa (UAB – ICREA – CRM) and Michele Villa (Ikerbasque and UPV/EHU), published in Inventiones Mathematicae, establishes a higher-dimensional version of the well-known ε² conjecture of Carleson, a...
Hypatia 2026: Modelling Life, Sharing Ideas
From June 8 to 11, 2026, the Centre de Recerca Matemàtica (CRM) hosted a new edition of the Hypatia Graduate Summer School, a space for advanced training and scientific exchange for young researchers in mathematics and its applications. This year’s school revolved...
Eva Miranda and Xavier Tolsa elected to the Royal Academy of Sciences
Spain's Royal Academy of Sciences has elected two mathematicians from the CRM community to its Mathematics section within the space of a month.The plenary of Spain’s Royal Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences has elected Eva Miranda (UPC, CRM) a...
CRM May Newsletter
BARCCSYN 2026 gathers Barcelona’s computational neuroscience community at the IEC
The fourteenth BARCCSYN meeting brought 117 researchers to the Institut d'Estudis Catalans on 28 and 29 May 2026 for two days of computational, cognitive and systems neuroscience. Organised by the CRM with the relevant section of the Catalan societies of biology and...
The Fully Nonlinear Thin Obstacle Problem Attains Optimal Regularity
Obstacle problems are a fundamental class of questions in the analysis of partial differential equations. They describe situations in which a quantity can evolve freely, but is subject to a restriction that prevents it from crossing a certain barrier. One intuitive...
Four CRM-affiliated mathematicians in the 2026 ranking of women researchers in Spain
Tere M-Seara, Eva Miranda, Núria Fagella and Marta Mazzocco appear in the April 2026 edition of the Ranking de mujeres investigadoras españolas y en España.Four mathematicians affiliated with the Centre de Recerca Matemàtica (CRM) appear in the latest edition of the...
Three CRM researchers take mathematics to the bars of Sabadell
On 20 May, three researchers from the Centre de Recerca Matemàtica spent the evening at two bars in Sabadell, explaining their work to anyone who turned up for a drink. They were taking part in Pint of Science Sabadell 2026, the local edition of an international...
An introductory course to the Boltzmann equation: from microscopic dynamics to macroscopic order
Between April 28 and May 14, 2026, the Faculty of Mathematics at the Universitat de Barcelona hosted the BGSMath course An introductory course to the Boltzmann equation. Over six sessions, the course brought together students and researchers interested in one of the...
What memory has to balance: Representational drift, network freezing, and the mechanisms that hold neural circuits in between
Two recent papers from the Computational and Mathematical Neuroscience group at CRM ask what makes neural circuits drift in the first place, and what keeps them from collapsing under their own learning rules. One, published in PNAS, traces representational drift in...
Jezabel Curbelo receives the 2025 National Research Award for Young Researchers in Mathematics and ICT
Jezabel Curbelo, full professor at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and researcher at the Centre de Recerca Matemàtica, received the 2025 National Research Award for Young Researchers in Mathematics and ICT this Monday at a ceremony presided over by King...