A gathering of combinatorialists from India and abroad, hosted jointly by The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai and the Indian Institute of Science.
Combinatorics has grown into a meeting point for much of modern mathematics — its questions surface in representation theory and algebra, in probability and statistical physics, in geometry, and in theoretical computer science. This conference brings together researchers working across that range for a week of talks and conversation at IISc.
The programme features invited talks from international and Indian speakers. Details on contributed talks, a poster session, and participation for students and early-career researchers will be announced as planning continues.
Researchers who have confirmed their participation.
Participants selected to give a contributed talk.
Participants selected to present a poster.
Selected participants are offered lodging and boarding, as noted under registration. Accommodation is booked for all participants from the night of 16 August to the morning of 22 August 2026, at the Centenary Visitors House or the Jawahar Visitors House on the IISc campus.
Invited talks run for an hour each. Speaker names link to their abstracts.
The IISc campus is about 35 km from Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) and well connected to central Bengaluru by road and metro. Exact lecture hall and campus directions will be shared with registered participants.
Room · TBDRegistrationClosed on 31 July 2026
Registration is now closed. The list of selected participants appears above; those selected will be contacted by the organizers with further details.
Local hospitality — lodging and boarding — will be provided to selected participants. We regret that we are unable to offer travel support, and participants are requested to arrange their own travel funding.
Accommodation is booked for all participants from the night of 16 August to the morning of 22 August 2026, at the Centenary Visitors House or the Jawahar Visitors House on the IISc campus.
Email the organizersJointly organized by The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai and the Indian Institute of Science.
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