Dear colleague;
IFSCOM 2026
11th International IFS and Contemporary Mathematics Conference
09–12 September 2026 · Mersin, TÜRKİYE (Hybrid)
A global meeting point for all areas of mathematics from classical theory to modern approaches and interdisciplinary applications.
Connect, present, and collaborate with researchers shaping the future of mathematical sciences.
Registration Deadline: 20 August 2026
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ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
IFSCOM 2026 is an international platform designed to bring together researchers from all branches of mathematics.
The conference embraces both classical mathematical disciplines and emerging directions, creating an inclusive environment for knowledge exchange and collaboration.
Whether your work is theoretical or applied, IFSCOM provides an opportunity to:
• Present original research
• Exchange ideas across different mathematical fields
• Build international collaborations
• Engage with both established and emerging research areas
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SCOPE & TOPICS
We welcome contributions from all areas of mathematics, including but not limited to:
Algebra, Analysis, Topology, Geometry, Number Theory and Discrete Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling, Probability and Statistics, Dynamical Systems and Optimization, Mathematical Logic and Foundations, Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets and Related Theories, Data Science and Mathematical Aspects of Artificial Intelligence, Interdisciplinary applications of mathematics
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PUBLICATION
Selected contributions will be considered for publication in:
Conference Proceedings (ISBN), Edited academic volumes, International peer-reviewed journals, Full details available on the Publications page
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IMPORTANT DATES
• Registration Deadline: 20 August 2026
• Conference Dates: 09–12 September 2026
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FINAL CALL
Be part of a conference where all areas of mathematics come together.
[ Submit Your Paper ]
[ Register Now ]