2nd Conference–School On Tensor Methods in Mathematics Artificial Intelligence Computing

In the fall of 2025 (November 10-19), a 2nd Conference–School On Tensor Methods in Mathematics Artificial Intelligence Computing for senior students on tensor methods in mathematics and data sciences is planned on the campus of the joint MSU-PPI university in Shenzhen. The school is targeting the lectures for  undergraduates, graduate students and young researchers. The mini-conference for the young researchers and invited speakers will be also scheduled for November 18-20 within the days of this school. The poster session of young scientists is preliminary planned for the morning time of November 17 and November 18-19 will be dedicated to the invited talks.

The topics of lectures and workshops presentations include but not limited to

• novel algorithms and theory for tensor decompositions,
• advanced optimization techniques,
• randomized techniques and processing of noisy data,
• applications of low-rank tensors and optimization in data sciences,
• applications of tensor and optimization methods in wireless communications.

We hope to increase the interest and skills of the students in the covered materials through the school and boost new research activities devoted to listed topics.

No fees are needed for the school. The student accommodation on campus will be supported and covered by MSU-PPI university in Shenzhen!

Travel grants for the flights for the young researchers, students and even undergraduates might be obtained if the students prepares a research presentation (poster) based on his/her peer-reviewed publication.

In addition to the mini-courses we plan several dedicate 1-lecture reviews (stay tuned with updates).

Applications are already welcome!

• Preliminary deadline for applications is June 15.

To participate in the competitive selection for participation in the School, you must send a letter to shenzenschool@gmail.com containing:

• Full name, contact details;
• Name of the university, faculty, department, course number or year of graduate school;
• Information about the scientific supervisor (full name, e-mail, contact phone number);
• A letter of recommendation from a supervisor (strictly desirable);

We also advice to attach:

• For students – GPA for sessions, topics of coursework and grades for them; for graduate students – GPA in the diploma, topic of the thesis and the candidate’s dissertation being prepared, specialty, grades for candidate exams in the specialty;
• Information about publications, participation in conferences, awards, etc.
• If you wish to make a short report on the topic of your research – the title of the report (in English). This is mandatory for obtaining the travel grants.

Preliminary list of invited speakers (stay tuned with updates):

Organizing contacts:

• Ph.D. Matveev Sergey Aleksandrovich (Associate Professor of Computational Mathematics and Mathematics of Moscow State University and researcher at the Institute of Computational Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences)
  e-mail: matseralex@cs.msu.ru

School co-chairmen:

• Tyrtyshnikov Eugene (academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, director of the Institute of Computational Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, head of the department of computer science at the Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Mathematics of Moscow State University)
  e-mail: eugene.tyrtyshnikov@gmail.com
• Iline Alexander (corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, professor at the Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Mathematics of Moscow State University)
  e-mail: iline@cs.msu.su
• Fomichev Vasily (Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor of the Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Mathematics of Moscow State University, Head of the Department of NDSiPU)
  e-mail: fomichev@cs.msu.ru