Udine, Italy. November 20-24, 2023.

Delays and structures pervade the realistic modeling of populations and their investigation under the paradigm of dynamical systems.
They prove to be essential also in control and related fields, where modeling through delay functional or partial differential equations has become increasingly fundamental.
The inclusion of past history in the time evolution and the introduction of structuring variables add non-trivial complexities with respect to ordinary systems, balancing the undoubted advantage of dealing with more realistic models. Equations involving time delays and structures both generate dynamical systems of infinite dimension, asking for advanced methods in the mathematical analysis and the numerical treatment. Finally, understanding stability of equilibria and other invariants is crucial and often requires sophisticated numerical and  computational approaches. The school brings together strong and up-to-date contributions in population dynamics and related fields as far as delays and structures give fundamental tools for the realistic modeling of, e.g., the transmission of an infectious disease, the evolution of a resource-consumer scenario or the competition in a predator-prey system. Numerical and computational expertise is also offered, providing reliable approaches towards a practical and accessible analysis. The course aims at discussing the most recent advances in the different contexts of the  relevant mathematical analysis (functional aspects of semigroup theory); the concerned modeling approaches (delay differential, renewal and partial differential equations of evolution type, including multi-structured, neutral and state-dependent equations); the numerical and computational techniques to operate with infinite-dimensional dynamical systems (simulation, stability, bifurcation).

9-11 Nobember 2023
Politecnico di Torino, Turin, Italy.

ECCTD 2023 will provide a forum to share and discuss recent trends and advances in circuit design methodologies and electronic hardware implementation of unconventional computing systems and groundbreaking algorithms for artificial intelligence applications. The conference consists of plenary lectures, regular and special sessions.

Registration in open.
Abstract submission closes on August 21st.

5-7 June 2024
London, UK.

The conference is the 7th IFAC meeting related to analysis and control of chaotic systems. The 2024 edition aims at expanding the scope of the conference to not only include contributions in the traditional IFAC CHAOS area but also those contributions regarding complexity, complex systems and nonlinear dynamics which have a strong mathematical and physical flavour. The conference will collect the most prominent and timely contributions in the interdisciplinary field of chaos, nonlinear dynamics control and synchronization, including the complex networks scenario. The aim of the conference is to provide the communities of control engineering, physics, economics, biology, fluid dynamics, power electronics, electronic circuits, etc. with an opportunity to exchange information and new ideas and to discuss new developments in the field of chaos control and synchronization.

Important dates:

• Submission (contributed and invited papers) deadline: November 8, 2023
• Invited session proposals deadline: November 1, 2023
• Acceptance decision: February 2024
• Final submission deadline: March 2024

5-9 Nobember 2023
Politecnico di Torino, Turin, Italy.

Memristor technologies, including memristive, memcapacitive, and meminductive nanodevices, are expected to enable a revolutionary shift in the way electronic systems process information, extending the capabilities of state-of-the-art purely-CMOS computing machines, and resolving their performance limitations, so as to foster progress in integrated circuit design beyond the Moore era. MEMRISYS 2023 will provide a forum to share and discuss the current state-of-the-art development process of memristor technologies.

Registration in open.
Abstract submission closes on May 31st.