June 1 till 5, 2025
The advancement of fusion science is a critical global endeavor that requires innovative mathematical methods to solve complex problems in plasma physics, magnetic confinement and energy optimization. The conference on ``Mathematical Methods in Fusion Science'', organized in the Middle East, presents a unique opportunity to foster regional collaboration, bridge knowledge gaps, and accelerate contributions to this transformative and strategic field. This conference will bring together mathematicians, physicists, and engineers to discuss cutting-edge developments in numerical simulations, optimization algorithms, machine learning applications, and control theory for fusion reactors. This event could catalyze regional expertise in fusion science.
Key Objectives
- Introduce Arab and Middle Eastern scientists to cutting-edge advancements in fusion science, plasma physics, and enabling technologies.
- Promoting interdisciplinary research between mathematics and physics on the topic of fusion energy.
- Strengthening ties between Arab and Middle Eastern researchers (south) and advanced fusion programs (north).
- Elevate the profiles of AUB and Lebanon in advanced energy research, attracting investment and talent.
Local Organization Committee
- Assist. Prof. Elie Abdo, Department of Mathematics, AUB.
- Prof. Ghassan Antar, Physics Department, AUB (Chairperson)
- Prof. Sadruddin Benkadda, CNRS and Aix-Marseille University.
- Assoc. Prof. Sophie Moufawad, Department of Mathematics, AUB.
- Prof. Nabil Nassif, Department of Mathematics of theics, AUB.
- Prof. Aurore Said, Physics Department, Lebanese University.
International Scientific Committee
- Dr. Xu Yang, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
- Dr. Constantine Dovrolis, Cyprus Institute, Cyprus
- Dr. Jihad Touma, American University of Beirut, Lebanon
- Dr. Faouzi Triki, Grenoble-Alpes University, Grenoble, France
- Dr. Abdellah Kharicha, Montan Universitat, Austria
- Dr. Abhigit Sen, Institute for Plasma Research, India
- Dr. Volker Rohde, Max-Planck Institute, Germany