SCM IDM 2023 Conference

SCM IDM 2023 Conference

Mathematics for everyone

 DSaturday, March 25, from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Igualada Campus of the University of Lleida

Hybrid format

Registrations Fill out the form: https://www.iec.cat/jornades/idm2023.asp Certification Participation in the entire conference together will certify 15 hours of the permanent teacher training program

SCM IDM 2023 Conference – Mathematics for Everyone

The SCM has organized on March 25 the SCM IDM 2023 Conference “Mathematics for Everyone”.
   
In-person attendance is being reinstated, with a hybrid format to encourage maximum participation.
The conference will consist of 4 lectures in the morning, a community lunch, and a workshop in the afternoon.

The lectures are aimed at all people interested in the world of mathematics and its applications: teachers of all levels, university teaching and research staff, professionals from the business and scientific outreach sectors, and university or high school students.

 The workshop is especially focused on secondary and high school teachers, not necessarily in mathematics, although it is open to anyone interested. Participation in the entire conference together will certify 15 hours of the GTAF permanent teacher training program (upon prior registration).

The conference is free (with partially funded lunch) for SCM members or secondary school teachers who are institutional members.

At the link https://www.idm314.org/ you will find the various activities organized for this event worldwide. Program Morning session: “Mathematics and Phylogenetics: The Challenge of Deducing Evolutionary Relationships by Evaluating Polynomials» Jesús Fernández-Sánchez (UPC) “Information Coding: An Application of Algebraic Structures” Xaro Soler (University of Alicante) “Using Machine Learning for Risk Prediction” Rosario Delgado (UAB) «From the Stability of the Solar System to the Orbit of the James Webb Telescope” Marc Jorba-Cuscó (CRM) Afternoon session (in-person only):                  “Contextualization in High School with 21st Century Applications and Tools: Colab-Python”,                 led by Albert Granados and Vicente Bitrián