This is a list of conferences and talks in the foreseeable future that are relevant to people in AC group in TU/e (which stands for Algebraic Combinatorics and includes, roughly speaking, people related to Aida in some way, mostly as her students). I like to keep this list up to date mostly for the sake of my academic siblings (and my own), but if you are in the same field / position / community as me then you might find something relevant for yourself as well.
Pretty extensive lists of links to Combinatorial Conferences: Douglas B. West's list, Janos Pach's list, conference-service.com.
July
July 8 - 23: Another edition of Great Mathematical Workshop takes place in Novosibirsk State University, Russia (other cities as well, but Novosibirsk is the only one with projects in English). In this workshop, students are split into teams and offered a problem to solve in three weeks, which is pretty intense, but also very satisfying, also a very good chance to get a paper out of it. Among the English-speaking projects, two are actually very algebraic/combinatorial/graph-theoretical, namely Cubic pancake graphs and their properties and Tiling of a rectangular board by L-trominoes. But the event itself is not an algebraic combinatorics event specifically, the workshop offers a wide range of problems. The deadline for applying for projects has passed.
Links: https://great-math.ru/ or https://bmm.mca.nsu.ru/
August
August 11 - 25: G2C2 conference in Hebei Normal University, Shijiazhuang, China. G2C2 (Graphs and Groups, Complexity and Convexity) is a part of the G2 conference series that has been organized by Siberian algebraic graph theorists but was also hosted in China and Slovenia in more recent years. The registration is closed now.
Link: http://app.hebtu.edu.cn/2024g2c2/
September
September 5 - 6: A Cryptography and Codes conference organized by UMI (Italian Mathematical Union) in Salerno, Italy. Registration deadline is August 15, and abstract submission for contributed talks deadline is July 31.
Link: https://sites.google.com/view/crittografiaecodici/convegno-2024?authuser=0September 9 - 13: FRICO 2024 in Magdeburg, Germany. It is a CO workshop that is organized by PhD students for PhD students, with every participant giving a talk. The registration is now open and will close on July 14. FRICO usually gets industry or academia sponsors, so the participation is free. Algebraic combinatorics is a little out of the workshop's scope, but our group of CO PhDs organized the previous edition in Eindhoven, and it would be nice to see familiar faces. And the website has an easter egg similar to last year, try clicking on the "O" of the logo!
Link: https://frico2024.ovgu.de/
November
November 4 - 8: A Eurandom workshop on graph Laplacians, multivariate extremes and algebraic statistics, with mini-courses in the first two days and the workshop in the following three days. It seems related to the graph theory we are doing, so worth checking out, especially since it is in Eindhoven. Also, Aida is giving a talk. Registration is already open.
Link: www.eurandom.tue.nl/event/eurandom-workshop-on-graph-laplacians-multivariate-extremes-and-algebraic-statistics/
Regular online seminars
The group from Waterloo organizes an AGT Seminar that is held weekly on Mondays at 17:30 CET. I think you can contact Soffia [soffia.arnadottir@uwaterloo.ca] to get on the mailing list.
There is a webpage: https://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/~agtheory/
and also a YouTube playlist with recordings of past seminar sessions: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_x-9BL_zf4EM4THqG6ZIvMbYqXdmz3QYSeminars on Groups and Graphs is an online seminar for young researchers (PhD students) in finite group theory and spectral graph theory organized by Southern University of Science and Technology, in China. The seminar's usual time is Wednesday 10:00 CET (assuming summer time; 16:00 GMT+8), and some talks are in Chinese, but some are in English. To get notified about the latter ones, you can send an email to [groupandgraph@outlook.com] with your name.
Link: https://www.gtseminar.xyz/index.html(This webinar is currently on a break) AGTIW happens every other Tuesday at 19:00 CET and is managed by Robert Jajcay, mail him [robert.jajcay@fmph.uniba.sk] to get on the list. The zoom links and recordings of the past webinars are available on the webpage.
Link: http://euler.doa.fmph.uniba.sk/AGTIW.html(This webinar is on summer break until Sept/Oct 2024) Mirka Miller's Combinatorics Webinar has sessions every third Wednesday of the month. Cristina [cristina.dalfo.simo@gmail.com] is probably the person who can get you on the mailing list.
Link: http://combinatoricswiki.org/wiki/Mirka_Miller%27s_Combinatorics_Webinar_SeriesThe group from Caserta organizes an eSeminar "Galois geometries and their applications" with some very nice coding and geometry related talks, so relevant for us. The schedule is somewhat irregular, but there are usually talks once a month. You can find the contacts of the organizers on the seminar's webpage and ask them to include you in the mailing list.
Link: https://sites.google.com/view/galoisgeometriesapplications/homePICS is a biweekly-ish seminar for junior researchers in coding theory. The talks are usually on Thursday or Wednesday, and you can fill out a form on the webpage to receive announcements.
Link: https://sites.google.com/view/picseminar/home
Further-future events & misc.
There will be a summer school in Brazil in August 2024, and it is possible that we will be able to go on Remco grant as Aida's students.
Next edition of Finite Geometry and Friends summer school in VU Brussels will be on September 16-20 2025, but it was not announced yet.
12th Heidelberg Laureate Forum is scheduled for September 14–19, 2025.
Link: https://www.heidelberg-laureate-forum.org/Next ILAS conference will be in June 23-27, 2025 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Registration will open in early 2025.
Link: https://ilas2025.tw/Next ICM will be in July 23-30, 2026 in Philadelphia, USA.
Next ECM will be in July 17-21, 2028 in Bologna, Italy.