Union College Mathematics Conference 2026


The 2026 Union College Mathematics Conference will take place Friday, September 18 — Sunday, September 20, 2026 on the historic campus of Union College in Schenectady, NY.

There will be parallel sessions in the following fields: algebraic topology, applied topology, computational mathematics, and differential geometry and geometric analysis. See below for descriptions of each session.



In addition to session talks, the conference will feature the following plenary speakers:


Support for the Union College Mathematics Conference 2026 is provided by a generous gift by David ’74 and Jeanette Wagner and by Union College.

Sessions and Organizers Registration Schedule and Abstracts Accommodations and Local Information Directions



For WiFi access, please use either the eduroam or the Union-Guest network.

Here is a map of Union's campus.


Sessions and Organizers




Registration

Please register using this Google form. There is no registration fee for this conference. Registration for the conference will close on Friday, September 4th.




Schedule and Abstracts

General Schedule

  • Click here for the Overall Conference Schedule

    Session Schedules

    Individual session schedules found here:






    Accommodations and Local Information

    Suggested Lodging: The following hotels are reasonably close to campus:




    Directions

    Union College is centrally located in New York's Capital District about 10 miles from the Albany International Airport, easily accessible by train from NYC, and just 3 to 4 hours by car from NYC, Boston, and Montreal. Here is a campus map/directions webpage, which indicates several parking lots, accessible building entrances and more.




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    Websites for the last several iterations of this conference can be found here: 2022; 2019; 2016; 2013; 2011; 2005; 2003.

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