2022 Conference Program

Wednesday, August 31

9:30am GMT+2	Registration and coffee
10:00am GMT+2	Welcome session
10:15am GMT+2	New museums panorama Adrien Rossille, Institut Henri Poincaré - Maison Poincaré Holo-Math Tracy Drinkwater Seattle Universal Math Museum Can Ozan Oğuz Matematiğin Peşinde in Istanbul
12:00pm GMT+2	Lunch break
1:30pm GMT+2	Keynote speaker: Nicky Case
2:15pm GMT+2	Innovation in math museums and math outreach Tim Reinhardt, Technical University of Munich (TUM) Real-time Computation of Simple Conformal Maps Lauren Siegel, MathHappens Foundation Hang Time Katie Chicot, MathsWorldUK - The Open University From MathsCity to MathsWorld
3:45pm GMT+2	Coffee break
4:15pm GMT+2	Math bazaar cocktail session Featuring a Mathematics and Mime performance by Tim and Tanya Chartier. Projects, ideas, and performances by Arnaud Chéritat, Olga Cooperman, Paul Stephenson, Anduriel Widmark, Lauren Siegel, Guido Ramellini, Elena Mille, Maria Luisa Spreafico, Riccardo Moschetti, Anja Randecker, Ezgi Kantarcı Oğuz, Can Ozan Oğuz, Rahel Brugger, Emmanuelle Féaux de Lacroix, Darío Alatorre, Emil Simeonov, et al.
7:00pm GMT+2	Cocktail and dinner reception

Thursday, September 1

9:30am GMT+2	New ideas and tools for math outreach and education Lora Saarnio, Nueva School Mathematical Duel Aleksandra Ravas & Guido Ramellini, Erasmus+ Project Team Meet Emy the Fox on her STEM Quest Elena Mille, Passau Math Museum - University of Passau Hands-On Mathematics by students for schoolkids Jorge Nuno Silva, Ludus and University of Lisbon The Fluid Math Museum
11:30am GMT+2	Keynote speaker: Tim Chartier
12:15pm GMT+2	Lunch break
1:30pm GMT+2	Art and mathematics Rinke Suntka Equally Unequal Manya Sundstrom, Curiosum-Umeå University Nodal for Music Making Kristof Fenyvesi, Finnish Institute for Educational Research, University of Jyväskylä Mondrian Blocks: Cognitive Training in a Box
2:45pm GMT+2	Coffee break
3:15pm GMT+2	Panel: Science of mathematics communication Nathalie Ayi Sorbonne University Anna Hartkopf Freie Universität Berlin Erin Henning Freie Universität Berlin Moderator: Elodie Chabrol
4:30pm GMT+2	Cultural activity (optional) Visit to the National Natural History Museum (galleries of evolution, geology and mineralogy)

Friday, September 2

9:30am GMT+2	Welcome and coffee
10:00am GMT+2	Keynote speaker: Olivier Druet
10:45am GMT+2	Hot topic morning: Artificial Intelligence, Climate Change Andrew Gelman, Columbia University Math, Statistics, and Politics Daniel Ramos, IMAGINARY Mathematics of the Climate Crisis Volker Gaibler & Bianca Violet, MAINS (Mathematik‑Informatik‑Station) / IMAGINARY Communicating Artificial Intelligence
12:00pm GMT+2	Lunch break
1:30pm GMT+2	Panel: Building worldwide communities Montserrat Alsina Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, MMACA, SCMM Cindy Lawrence National Museum of Mathematics Andreas Matt IMAGINARY Cyrielle Valet Institut Henri Poincaré Endowment Fund Moderator: Elodie Chabrol
2:30pm GMT+2	Keynote speaker: Olga Paris-Romaskevich
3:15pm GMT+2	Coffee break
3:30pm GMT+2	Collaborative creative session
5:15pm GMT+2	Presentation of the Maison Poincaré Sylvie Benzoni, Institut Henri Poincaré
5:30pm GMT+2	Closing session

Keynote Speakers

Nicky Case makes games and interactives that help people learn through play about topics like game theory, mental health, being a queer person of color, epidemiology, math, voting systems and more.

Olivier Druet is a mathematician and director of the House of Mathematics and Informatics, going from Lyon to all of France to spread mathematical culture.

Tim Chartier is the 2022-23 Distinguished Visiting Professor for the Public Dissemination of Mathematics at the National Museum of Mathematics, sports analytics expert, and professionally trained mime.

Olga Paris-Romaskevich is a mathematician in Marseille, drawing math in the streets with the Vagabond Mathematics association, and telling stories of women in mathematics in Russia with her project математика.

Meet us in Paris!

Aug 31 - Sep 2, 2022

Institut Henri Poincaré
11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie
75005 Paris, France