Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the Nordan 2024 (Nordic Complex Analysis Meeting) is set to convene from May 3rd to 5th at the Östanskär Hotel & Conference Centre near Sundsvall, Sweden.
Since 1997, this esteemed meeting has been a forum for researchers in complex analysis across the Nordic region. This year's edition, marking a significant milestone in the conference's history, promises to be an exceptional event that commemorates its rich legacy and highlights the evolution of complex analysis and geometry as a hallmark of Nordic scholarly achievement.
In conjunction with Nordan, the KAUS (Complex Analysis Without Seniors) meeting, scheduled for May 2nd to 3rd, offers a unique and invigorating platform for the next generation of mathematicians. Initiated in 2005, KAUS fosters an exclusive environment for graduate students to freely engage in mathematical discourse, encouraging independent thought and the birth of innovative ideas away from the traditional academic hierarchy.
The simultaneous occurrence of the 25th anniversary of the Nordan conference and the revival of KAUS represents a remarkable synergy. This dual event showcases the field's ongoing research and underscores a commitment to nurturing emerging talent. It combines tradition and forward-thinking, where established expertise meets burgeoning potential. As we gather amidst the tranquil beauty of Östanskär, we invite participants to join in this harmonious fusion of past accomplishments and future aspirations, paving the way for new frontiers in complex analysis.