International Workshop on Numerical and Learning Methods for PDEs

1. Time and location

Tsinghua Sanya International Mathematics Forum (TSIMF), Sanya, China, February 9-13, 2026.

2. Organizers

	Name	Affiliation	Title	Email
1	Xiao-Chuan Cai	University of Macau	Professor	xccai@um.edu.mo
2	Luca Franco Pavarino	University of Pavia, Italy	Professor	luca.pavarino@unipv.it
3	Alexander Heinlein	Delft University of Technology, Netherlands	Assistant Professor	A.Heinlein@tudelft.nl
4	Rongliang Chen	Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences	Professor	rl.chen@siat.ac.cn

3. Abstract

The aim of the International Workshop on Numerical and Learning Methods for PDEs is to unite researchers in numerical analysis, scientific computing, and machine learning to advance methods for solving Partial Differential Equations (PDEs), which are essential for modeling phenomena in science and engineering, such as fluid dynamics, climate systems, and biomedical processes. Despite progress in numerical methods, challenges persist in creating efficient, accurate, and scalable solvers for complex, data-driven, or multiphysics problems. This workshop provides a platform to explore new developments, foster collaboration, and shape future research in PDE solvers.

4. Confirmed Attendee

	Name	Affiliation	Title	Email
1	Xiao-Chuan Cai	University of Macau	Professor	xccai@um.edu.mo
2	Luca Franco Pavarino	University of Pavia, Italy	Professor	luca.pavarino@unipv.it
3	Alexander Heinlein	Delft University of Technology, Netherlands	Assistant Professor	A.Heinlein@tudelft.nl
4	Rongliang Chen	Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences	Professor	rl.chen@siat.ac.cn
5	Bangti Jin	The Chinese University of Hong Kong	Professor	b.jin@cuhk.edu.hk
6	Yang Xiang	The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology	Professor	maxiang@ust.hk
7	Guanghui Hu	University of Macau	Professor	garyhu@um.edu.mo
8	Edoardo Centofanti	University of Pavia, Italy	Postdoc	edoardo.centofanti01@universitadipavia.it
9	Ngoc Monica Mai Huynh	University of Milan, Italy	Postdoc	ngocmaimonica.huynh@unipv.it
10	Sofia Botti	Universita' della Svizzera Italiana (USI), Switzerland	Postdoc	sofia.botti@usi.ch
11	Rolf Krause	KAUST, Saudi Arabia	Professor	rolf.krause@kaust.edu.sa
12	Stefano Zampini	KAUST, Saudi Arabia	Researcher	stefano.zampini@kaust.edu.sa
13	Tao Zhou	Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Professor	tzhou@lsec.cc.ac.cn
14	Haijian Yang	Hunan University	Professor	yanghaijian2@sina.com
15	Xinding Chen	Beijing Technology and Business University	Professor	chenxd@th.btbu.edu.cn
16	Chupeng Ma	Great Bay University	Assistant Professor	chupeng.ma@gbu.edu.cn
17	Liang Yan	Southeast University	Professor	yanliang@seu.edu.cn
18	Zihao Yang	Northwestern Polytechnical University	Professor	yangzihao@nwpu.edu.cn
19	Qifeng Liao	ShanghaiTech University	Associate Professor	liaoqf@shanghaitech.edu.cn
20	Fei Wang	Xi'an Jiaotong University	Professor	feiwang.xjtu@xjtu.edu.cn
21	Chang-Ock Lee	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)	Professor	colee@kaist.edu
22	Giovanni Stabile	Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies	Associate Professor	giovanni.stabile@santannapisa.it
23	Jooyoung Hahn	Czech Technical University in Prague	Assistant Professor	jooyoung.hahn@fjfi.cvut.cz
24	Antoine Lechevallier	Norwegian Research Centre (NORCE)	Researcher	anle@norceresearch.no