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XXI Brunel-Bielefeld Workshop - Random Matrix Theory and Applications - Monday, 8 December - Friday, 12 December 2025 ZiF - Center for Interdisciplinary Research, Bielefeld University |
This workshop marks the continuation of an annual series that began in 2005 at Brunel University in London. Since 2011, it has been alternating between Bielefeld and Brunel.
Random matrices serve as a powerful tool for the statistical analysis of spectral data in various fields, such as physics, mathematics, and beyond. This year's event will explore several directions, including universality in random matrix ensembles, quantum many-body chaos and multifractality, non-hermitian ensembles and their applications, applications to quantum and statistical physics.
Deadline for requesting participation is 19 October 2025.
Invited Speakers
| Johannes ALT (Bonn) | Alexander ALTLAND (Cologne) | Boris ALTSHULER (Columbia, NY) |
| Steven ANLAGE (Maryland), | Denis BERNARD (Paris) | Christophe CHARLIER (Louvain) |
| John CHALKER (Oxford) | Lennart DABELOW (London) | Barbara DIETZ (Daejeon) |
| Maurice DUITS (Stockholm) | Margherita DISERTORI (Bonn) | Bertrand EYNARD (Saclay) |
| Laura FOINI (Saclay), | Yan FYODOROV (London) | Sven GNUTZMANN (Nottingham) |
| Ivan KHAYMOVICH (Stockholm), | Antti KNOWLES (Geneve) | Francesco MEZZADRI (Bristol) |
| Alexander MIRLIN (Karlsruhe) |
Tim ROGERS (Bath) |
Mira SHAMIS (London) |
| Marco TARZIA (Paris) | Benedek VALKO (Wisconsin Madison) |
Jac VERBAARSCHOT (Stony Brook, NY) |
| Thomas WOLFS (Stockholm) | Martin ZIRNBAUER (Cologne) | Karol ˙ZYCZKOWSKI (Cracow) |
Organisers:
Gernot Akemann, Jean-Philippe Bouchaud, Igor Krasovsky, Dmitry Savin, Valentina Ros, and Igor Smolyarenko
Funded by ZiF and SFB1283 “Taming uncertainty and profiting from randomness and low regularity in analysis, stochastics and their applications".
For information about past events of this workshop series, please visit this page
