Anton Bernshteyn
UCLA
WebpageCombinatorics at the Confluence
An ICM Satellite Conference
Combinatorics at the Confluence will bring together researchers from across the diverse landscape of combinatorics, including algebraic, enumerative, extremal, geometric, probabilistic, and topological combinatorics. The meeting will feature invited talks, parallel sessions, and a poster session.
There will be featured talks and events by the Institute for Computer-Aided Reasoning in Mathematics.
We gratefully acknowledge support from the National Science Foundation.
UCLA
WebpageKTH Stockholm
WebpageBrown / UPenn
WebpageUCSD
WebpageToronto Metropolitan University
WebpageUCLA / Cornell University
WebpageUniversity of Waterloo
WebpagePUC-Rio
WebpageUniversity of Oregon
WebpageUMass Amherst
WebpageHeidelberg University
WebpageRutgers
WebpageTU Graz
WebpageGeorgia Tech
WebpageUniversity of Washington
WebpageVrije Universiteit Brussel
WebpageKing's College London
WebpageUniversity of Warwick
WebpageIMPA
WebpageUniversity of Colorado Denver
WebpageEmory University
WebpageUniversity of Waterloo
WebpageUCSD
WebpageUniversity of Cambridge
WebpageTel Aviv University
WebpageUniversity of Oxford
WebpageUniversity of Toronto
WebpageKTH Stockholm
WebpageUC San Diego
WebpageGoogle Deepmind
ICARM talk
WebpageUCSD
WebpageHarvard University
WebpageEmory University
WebpageUniversity of Kentucky
WebpageGeorgia Tech
WebpageIowa State University
WebpageUniversity of Hawai'i
WebpageA detailed schedule will be posted closer to the event.
Location: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA.
Detailed logistics will be announced. Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) serves the region with ground transportation to campus.
Hotel information and local recommendations will be shared here.
Registration is now open. Please register by May 15th to apply for travel funding, a poster presentation, or to receive the discounted rate.
Registration fee: $20 (until May 15th, 2026) and $40 thereafter. The registration fee includes a reception at the poster session on Monday night.
We have limited travel funding for early-career participants available as well as limited on-campus housing for student participants. Applications for travel funding, on-campus housing, and poster presentations must be received by May 15th, 2026.
The conference is organized by Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh, and three external organizers. The lead organizers are:
Carnegie Mellon University
WebpageCarnegie Mellon University
WebpageCarnegie Mellon University
WebpageUniversity of Waterloo
WebpageUniversity of Pittsburgh
WebpageCarnegie Mellon University
WebpageNew York University
WebpageHarvey Mudd College
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