Optimal Transportation and Applications
Scientific and Organizing Committee:
The workshop is the 12th edition of the traditional Pisa meeting, which started in 2001. It aims to collect the latest contributions from leading researchers in the field of Optimal Transport and its applications, and to provide a comprehensive overview of the remarkable developments in several theoretical and new applied directions.
Confirmed speakers:
Veril Aussedat | Università di Pisa
Charles Bertucci | CNRS-Université Paris Dauphine
Guy Bouchitté | Université de Toulon
Mathias Braun | EPFL
Yann Brenier | CNRS-Université Paris-Saclay
Guillaume Carlier | Université Paris Dauphine
Sinho Chewi | Yale University
Krzysztof Ciosmak | BIMSA
Giovanni Conforti | Università di Padova
Fanch Coudreuse | Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
Giacomo Cozzi | Università di Padova
Gero Friesecke | Technische Universität München
Shouhei Honda | University of Tokyo
Martin Huesmann | Universität Münster
Anna Korba | ENSAE Paris
Robert McCann | University of Toronto
Alpár Meszaros | Durham University
Andrea Mondino | University of Oxford
Nataliia Monina | University of Ottawa
Francesco Nobili | Università di Napoli
Gudmund Pammer | TU Graz
Clarice Poon | University of Warwick
Emanuela Radici | Università dell’Aquila
Tapio Rajala | University of Jyväskylä
Federico Renzi | Scuola Normale Superiore
Vanessa Ryborz | Universität Wien
Gabriele Steidl | Technische Universität Berlin
Karl-Theodor Sturm | Universität Bonn
Maxime Sylvestre | Université Paris Dauphine
Dario Trevisan | Università di Pisa
Funded by:
• with the support of the European Union via the ERC advanced grants Project 101200514 — OPTiMiSE and Project 101054420 — EYAWKAJKOS.*
• with the support of the MUR via the Project FIS3 MEGA (FIS-2024-07108).
• with the support of Luigi Ambrosio, 2019 Balzan Prize for Partial Differential Equations.
*Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of their author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the granting authority. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.