2026 PRCM - Timetable

James C. Liao (President of Academia Sinica)
Tai-Ping Liu (Academician, Academia Sinica)
Shih-Hsien Yu (Distinguished Research Fellow)

Hong WANG (NYU Courant and IHES)
A survey on the restriction conjecture

Sarah PELUSE (Stanford University)
Additive combinatorics and pointwise ergodic theory

Toshiyuki KOBAYASHI (The University of Tokyo)
Hidden Symmetry and Spectral Analysis on Locally Symmetric Spaces beyond the Riemannian Setting

• 10:00-10:40: Yukinobu TODA (IPMU, University of Tokyo) - Categorical Donaldson-Thomas theory and Dolbeault Langlands duality
• 11:00-11:40: Yongnam LEE (IBS Center for Complex Geometry) - Classification of K3 surface tails in the KSBA moduli of Kunev surfaces
• 11:40-12:10: Linghu FAN (The University of Tokyo) - Crepant resolutions of modular quotient singularities and wild McKay correspondence

• 10:00-10:40: Izumi OKADA (University of Tokyo) - Phase transition on the fluctuation of the structure of random walk ranges
• 11:00-11:40: Wai-Kit LAM (National Taiwan University) - Moderate deviations in first-passage percolation for bounded weights

• 10:00-10:40: Siyuan LU (McMaster University) - Recent progress on Hessian quotient equation
• 11:00-11:40: Chung-Jun TSAI (National Taiwan University) - Variation of Quadratic Polynomial Ansatz for Hessian Equations

• 10:00-10:40: Seick KIM (Yonsei University) - Regular boundary points and the Dirichlet problem for elliptic equations in double divergence form
• 11:00-11:40: Melissa TACY (University of Auckland, New Zealand) - The principle of simultaneous saturation
• 11:40-12:10: Guo-Dong HONG (Caltech) - Simultaneous popular polynomial Szemerédi theorem over finite fields

• 10:00-10:40: Juncheng WEI (Chinese University of Hong Kong) - On Kadomtsev-Petviashvili-I, Gross-Pitaevskii equation and water wave problems
• 11:00-11:40: Jin TAKAHASHI (Institute of Science Tokyo) - Critical norm blow-up for the energy supercritical harmonic map heat flow

Amir DEMBO (Stanford University)
Limit law for Brownian cover time of the two-dimensional torus

• 15:00-15:40: Keiji OGUISO (The University of Tokyo) - Some observations on algebraic dynamics of Calabi-Yau manifolds
• 15:40-16:10: Tai-Hsuan CHUNG (National Chen Kung University) - Semi-abelian reduction of Albanese varieties
• 16:10-16:40: Tzu-Yang CHOU (National Taiwan University) - Stability conditions on singular varieties
• 16:40-17:10: Yuto MASAMURA (The University of Tokyo) - Construction of algebraic varieties admitting small contractions
• 17:10-17:40: Jeong-Seop KIM (Sunchon National University) - Projective manifolds with big tangent bundles

• 15:00-15:40: Takashi KUMAGAI (Waseda University) - Quantitative homogenization on time-dependent RCMs with stable-like jumps

• 15:00-15:40: Man-Chun LI (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) - Regularity theory of phase transition in bounded domains

• 15:00-15:40: Zane Kun LI (North Carolina State University) - Mizohata-Takeuchi type inequalities for moment curves
• 15:40-16:10: Joonil KIM (Yonsei University) - Layered Circle Method
• 16:10-16:40: Ji LI (Macquarie University) - Twisted Multiparameter singular integrals---real variable methods and applications
• 16:40-17:10: Jui-Yun HUNG (University of Notre Dame) - Solution space of the minimal surface equation near infinity
• 17:10-17:40: Daniel SPECTOR (National Taiwan Normal University) - Hodge Systems with L1 Data
• 17:40-18:10: Changkeun OH (Seoul National University) - Improved Helical Maximal Estimates

• 15:00-15:40: Van Tien NGUYEN (National University of Taiwan) - Blowup solutions to the Keller-Segel system
• 15:40-16:20: Hirokazu NINOMIYA (Meiji University) - Dynamics of Curves under Area-Preserving Curvature Flow in Inhomogeneous Media
• 16:30-17:00: Shih-Hsin CHEN (National Chung Hsing University) - Synchronization Analysis of Inhomogeneous ReLU Networked Dynamical System
• 17:00-17:30: Jhih-Hong LYU (National Center for Theoretical Sciences) - Boundary layer solutions to the stationary Poisson-Nernst-Planck system
• 17:40-18:10: Cheng-Pu LIN (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University) - The Korteweg–de Vries Equation With an Interface
• 18:10-18:40: Jia-Yuan DAI (National Tsing Hua University) - Transition Routes to Synchronization in the Classical Kuramoto Model

Jun-Muk HWANG (IBS-Center for Complex Geometry)
Holomorphic symplectic geometry of elliptic surfaces

• 10:00-10:40: Euiyong PARK (University of Seoul) - Monoidal categorification and quantum affine algebras
• 11:00-11:40: Kevin COULEMBIER (University of Sydney) - Ideals in the infinite symmetric group algebra
• 11:40-12:10: Liron SPEYER (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology) - Hecke algebras, KLR algebras, and James's conjecture

• 10:00-10:40: Hsueh-Yung LIN (National Taiwan University) - The duality involution on symplectic moduli spaces of sheaves
• 11:00-11:40: Kristin DEVLEMING (UC San Diego) - Weighted projective degenerations of projective space
• 11:40-12:10: Yuki KOTO (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) - Quantum cohomology of flag bundles

• 10:00-10:40: Neal BEZ (The University of Tokyo) - The Brascamp-Lieb inequality and capacities
• 11:00-11:40: Po Lam YUNG (Australian National University) - Two weight estimates for difference quotients

• 10:00-10:40: David CROYDON (RIMS, Kyoto University) - Cover times of random walks on some special trees
• 11:00-11:40: Seiichiro KUSUOKA (Kyoto University) - Properties of the quantum fields constructed by the rotation-invariant approximation

• 10:00-10:40: Yusuke IMOTO (Kyoto University) - RECODE: A High-Dimensional Statistical Framework for Noise Reduction in Sequencing-Based Single-Cell Data

Ben ANDREWS (Australian National University)
Evolving spatial boundaries in a space-time by mean curvature flow

• 15:00-15:40: Lei ZHANG (National University of Singapore) - Classification of Hyperspherical Varieties
• 15:40-16:10: Valentin BUCIUMAS (Pohang University of Science and Technology) - Local Shimura correspondence for loop groups
• 16:10-16:40: Cailan LI (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) - Serre Duality for Dihedral Soergel Bimodules

• 15:00-15:40: De-Qi ZHANG (National University of Singapore) - Essential dimensions of polarised endomorphisms of algebraic varieties
• 15:40-16:10: Zack GARZA (NCTS) - Compactifications of Moduli Spaces of Coble Surfaces
• 16:10-16:40: Donggun LEE (Korea Institute for Advanced Study) - Cohomology of moduli stacks of plane quartic curves
• 16:40-17:10: Louis ESSER (Princeton University) - Characterizing Varieties Using Birational Transformations

• 15:00-15:40: Chun-Yen SHEN (National Taiwan University) - Size estimates for polynomial images
• 15:40-16:20: Tatsuki MORI (Musashino University) - Secondary bifurcation and stability of stationary solutions of a nonlocal Allen-Cahn equation
• 16:30-17:00: Ting-Yang HSIAO (SISSA) - Traveling wave solutions and coexistence mechanisms in a four-species savanna model
• 17:00-17:30: Shun-Chieh WANG (National Center for Theoretical Sciences) - Propagating Direction Near the Strong-Competition Threshold in the 2-Species Lotka-Volterra Competition Model
• 17:40-18:10: Kuan-Wei CHEN (Meiji University) - Oscillations in Protein Sequestration Feedback Loops
• 18:10-18:40: Hansol PARK (National Tsing Hua University) - Global energy minimizers for a diffusion-aggregation model on sphere

• 15:00-15:40: Sung-Soo BYUN (Seoul National University) - Free energy expansions of two-dimensional Coulomb gases

• 15:00-15:40: Yue LI (McGill University) - Inferring concepts from biomedical data via novel AI methods

Juncheng WEI (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
On Brezis' Two Open Problems

• 10:00-10:40: Anne-Marie AUBERT (Sorbonne University) - A nonabelian Fourier transform for tempered unipotent representations of p-adic groups
• 11:00-11:40: Shu-Yen PAN (National Tsing Hua University) - On the Reduction of Depth Zero Local Langlands Correspondence for Classical Groups
• 11:40-12:10: Chi-Heng LO (National University of Singapore) - Desiderata and Uniqueness of Local Langlands correspondence

• 10:00-10:40: Bryce KERR (UNSW Canberra, Australia) - The infinitude of square-free palindromes
• 11:00-11:40: Igor SHPARLINSKI (UNSW Sydney, Australia) - Artin's conjecture on average and short character sums
• 11:40-12:10: Sneha CHAUBEY (IIIT Delhi, India) - Local Detectability and p-adic Visibility

• 10:00-10:40: Jie DU (East China Normal University) - Well-balanced positivity-preserving high-order discontinuous Galerkin methods for Euler equations with gravitation
• 11:00-11:40: Shi JIN (Shanghai Jiao Tong University) - Quantum Computation of Linear and Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations

• 10:00-10:40: Mikyoung LIM (KAIST) - Near-cloaking design using GPT-vanishing structures
• 11:00-11:40: Ru-Yu LAI (University of Minnesota) - Inverse Problems for the Boltzmann Equation
• 11:40-12:10: Pu-Zhao KOW (National Chengchi University) - On scattering behavior of corner domains with anisotropic inhomogeneities

• 10:00-10:40: Yao YAO (National University of Singapore) - Infinite-in-time growth in 2D and 3D Euler equations
• 11:00-11:40: Tai-Peng TSAI (University of British Columbia) - Existence and regularity for perturbed Stokes system with critical drift in 2D
• 11:40-12:10: Shigeru TAKATA (Kyoto University) - H theorem for the Enskog equation

Jun ZOU (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Efficient Direct Sampling Methods for Simultaneously Reconstructing Multiple Inhomogeneous Media in Nonlinear Inverse Problems

• 15:00-15:40: Tsao-Hsien CHEN (University of Minnesota) - Loop spaces, real groups and Langlands duality
• 15:40-16:10: Wille LIU (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) - On the Fourier transform of invariant functions on a finite reductive Lie algebra

• 15:00-15:40: Huy Tuan PHAM (Caltech) - Combinatorial Approaches in Additive Number Theory
• 15:40-16:10: Ade Irma SURIAJAYA (Kyushu University) - Zeros on the critical line and the pair correlation method of zeros of the Riemann zeta-function
• 16:10-16:40: Keshav AGGARWAL (IIT Bombay, India) - Level aspect subconvexity for GL(2) x GL(2) L-functions
• 16:40-17:10: Florian BREUER (University of Newcastle, Australia) - Divisibility of the coefficients of modular polynomials
• 17:10-17:40: Jeck LIM (University of Oxford) - Sums of algebraic dilates
• 17:40-18:10: Yuk Kam LAU (The University of Hong Kong) - Sign Changes of Fourier Coefficients of GL(n) Automorphic Forms: A Short Survey
• 18:10-18:40: Victor Young WANG (Academia Sinica) - A nonabelian circle method

• 15:00-15:40: Chuwen MA (East China Normal University) - Quantum Preconditioning Algorithms for Large Linear Systems via Schrödingerization

• 15:00-15:40: Bangti JIN (Chinese University of Hong Kong) - Point source identification for the heat equation
• 15:40-16:10: Yikan LIU (Kyoto University) - Inverse t-source problem for coupled subdiffusion equations
• 16:10-16:40: Bowen LI (City University of Hong Kong) - Dielectric scattering resonances and their applications
• 16:40-17:10: Xinlin CAO (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) - Optical Inversion Using Plasmonic Contrast Agents
• 17:10-17:40: Zhi ZHOU (Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
• 17:40-18:10: Kelvin LAM (UC Santa Barbara) - Conformal Stability of simple Finsler manifolds
• 18:10-18:40: Rulin KUAN (National Cheng Kung University) - An inverse problem for semilinear elliptic equations with generalized Kerr-type nonlinearities

• 15:40-16:10: Jin-Cheng JIANG (National Tsing Hua University) - Derivation of Fokker-Planck-Landau equation from Boltzmann equation by weak-coupling limit
• 16:10-16:40: Jin Woo JANG (POSTECH) - Optimal Convergence of the Boltzmann Equation from Inverse-Power-Law Potentials to Hard Spheres in the Vanishing Angular Singularity Limit
• 16:40-17:10: Hung-Wen KUO (National Cheng Kung University) - Initial layer for the Boltzmann equation
• 17:10-17:40: Satoshi TAGUCHI (Kyoto University) - Asymptotic analysis of weakly nonlinear drag induced by surface heating
• 17:40-18:10: Kung-Chien WU (National Chen Kung University) - Time-asymptotic expansion and fluid approximation of the 1D Boltzmann equation with hard potentials

Gunther UHLMANN (University of Washington)
Seeing Through Space-Time

• 10:00-10:40: Ritabrata MUNSHI (Indian Statistical Institute) - The Rankin-Selberg problem
• 11:00-11:40: Tim BROWNING (ISTA) - Random hypersurfaces of large degree
• 11:40-12:10: Yoonbok LEE (Incheon National University) - Universality of L-functions over function fields

• 10:00-10:40: John SCHOTLAND (Yale University) - Inverse scattering with entangled photons
• 11:00-11:40: Hiroyuki CHIHARA (University of the Ryukyus) - Normal operators of double fibration transforms
• 11:40-12:10: Chun-Hsiang TSOU (National Central University) - Inverse Conductivity Problems under One Measurement: Stability for Polyhedral Inclusions

• 10:00-10:40: Sumio YAMADA (Gakushuin University, Japan) - Einstein equation, harmonic maps, and gravitational instantons
• 11:00-11:40: Pei-Ken HUNG (UIUC) - On the Horowitz-Myers conjecture
• 11:40-12:10: Haitao WANG (Shanghai Jiao Tong University) - Space-time structure and particle-fluid duality of solutions for the Boltzmann equation with hard potentials

• 10:00-10:40: Hongyu LIU (City University of Hong Kong) - Inverse Problems in Mean Field Games: An Optimal Transport Approach
• 11:00-11:40: Hyung Ju HWANG (POSTECH) - Physics-Informed Machine Learning for Kinetic Equations: From Fokker–Planck Dynamics to Boltzmann Collision Operators

• 10:00-10:40: Toshiaki YACHIMURA (Tohoku University) - Entropic Gaussian Mixture Optimal Transport for Reconstructing Cell Differentiation Dynamics
• 11:00-11:40: Marcio Fuzeto GAMEIRO (Rutgers University) - Characterizing Dynamics with Topology and Machine Learning

Geoffrey SCHIEBINGER (University of British Columbia)
Towards a Mathematical Theory of Development

• 15:00-15:40: Alina OSTAFE (UNSW Sydney, Australia) - On some arithmetic statistics for matrices
• 15:40-16:10: Dante BONOLIS (TU Graz) - On the 2-torsion in class groups of number fields
• 16:10-16:40: Jakob GLAS (Leibniz University Hannover) - Moduli spaces of curves on quintic del Pezzo surfaces

• 15:00-15:40: Catalin CARSTEA (NYCU) - AN INVERSE OBSTACLE PROBLEM FOR VARIATIONAL INEQUALITIES

• 15:00-15:40: Guofang WEI (UC Santa Barbara) - Fundamental Gap of Convex Domains in Various Geometry

• 15:40-16:10: Renjun DUAN (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) - The Boltzmann equation in an infinite layer
• 16:10-16:40: Weiran SUN (Simon Fraser University) - Uniqueness for the Homogeneous Landau-Coulomb Equation in L3/2
• 16:40-17:10: Seok-Bae YUN (Sungkyunkwan University) - ILL-POSEDNESS OF THE BOLTZMANN-BGK MODEL IN THE EXPONENTIAL CLASS

• 15:00-15:40: Jian SHU (Harvard Medical School) - Decoding and Translating the Languages of Biology