Geometric Models of Matter 2027

August 24 - 27, 2027
University of Leeds

The details of the conference in 2027 are yet to be confirmed

About the conference

This years geometric models of matter (GMoM) conference will be held at the University of Leeds from 24th to 27th August (tentative). The theme for the conference is intentionally broad, focussing on topological solitons and their applications in physics. While talks can be on anything within this loose brief, each iteration of GMoM has a different focus. In celebration of the 70 year anniversary of Abrikosov's famous paper on vortices in superconductors, this year the focus will be topological solitons in condensed matter. To that end we have collaborated with the ongoing COST action Polytopo - CA23134: Topological Textures in Condensed Matter, to bring communities studying topological solitons from physics and mathematics together.

All talks will be held in the Maths Department in the MALL on level 8. This is intended to be an in-person event and hence in-person speakers will be given priority. If you cannot attend in-person, all talks will be streamed online and uploaded to be watched at your convenience. Additional information is available through the above links that should contain everything you need to know. If you have any further questions don't hesitate to drop us an email.

Registration

Registration for the event is not yet open but if you wan't to be notified when it goes live, please drop us an email. Once live we will take applications for both talks and posters and there will be some support that can be requested to cover costs associated with the conference. We look forward to seeing you all in Leeds soon.

Organizers

Sponsors

We would like to thank the COST action Polytopo - CA23134: Topological Textures in Condensed Matter for funding this meeting. We recomend joining the COST action at the above link to see future events around Europe they are organisng that you may be interested in. We would also like to thank the University of Leeds for hosting the event. Finally, we would like to thank the solitons at work network for advertising the event and hosting the recorded talks. We recommend signing up to the solitons at work mailing list, by clicking the logo below, to hear about future conferences and seminars.