International Conference on Applied Mathematics and Engineering Mathematics ICAMEM on May 17-18, 2025 in Sydney, Australia

Algebra , Number theory and Analysis
Algorithms for Scientific Computing
Applied Computing and Information Systems
Applied Mathematics and Statistics
Applied Modeling and Simulation
Approximation methods
Automata, formal languages and computability
Automated reasoning
Bioinformatics and biomedical engineering
Biomathematics and Biostatistics
Biostatistics and biomedical statistics
Business Statistics
Category theory
Chaos theory
Coding theory
Combinatorics
Communications, Signals and Coding
Computational biology
Computational complexity
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Computational geometry
Computational Mathematics
Computational number theory
Computational Statistics
Computer and network security
Computer Modeling and Simulation
Concurrency and type theory
Cryptography
Differential equations with applications to biological models
Discrete Mathematics
Econometrics
Embedded Systems and Ubiquitous Computing
Financial Mathematics
Financial Modeling & Analysis
Finite Element Analysis & Optimization
Finite Mathematics
Formal languages
Fractals
Game theory
Geometry and graphs
Graph theory and algorithms
Grid Computing
Industrial statistics and design of experiments
Logic in computer science and mathematical sciences
Mathematical Biology
Mathematical logic
Mathematical Statistics
Model theory and applications
Models of computation
Network theory and algorithms
Networking, Networks and distributed computing
Non-linear dynamics
Number Theory
Numerical Analysis
Numerical Methods & Software for Partial Differential Equations
Operations Research
Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations
Parallel and distributed computing systems
Probability, Probabilistic and randomized algorithms
Quantitative Methods, and Statistical Modeling
Quantum Information and Mathematical Modeling
Randomized and approximation algorithms
Scheduling methods
Statistics and Operation Research
Temporal logics
Theory of computation
Timed and hybrid Systems
Topology