A short film introducing the second edition, held in Hammamet from March 22 to 24, 2027.
The Second International Conference on Advances in Operator Theory and Applications (ICAOTA'2027) is a prestigious scientific event convening leading experts, early-career researchers, and professionals from across the globe to discuss recent advances in operator theory and its far-reaching applications in mathematics, physics, and engineering.
Plenary lectures by leading voices in operator theory, hands-on AI workshops and parallel sessions of contributed talks — preceded by an arrival day of registration and a welcome dinner.
Arrival & Registration15:00 – 23:302 sessions
Collect your badge and conference kit at the venue.
Opening Day08:30 – 21:307 sessions
Keynote lectures by invited speakers.
Contributed talks in simultaneous rooms.
Contributed talks in simultaneous rooms.
Research Day08:30 – 18:505 sessions
Contributed talks in simultaneous rooms.
Contributed talks in simultaneous rooms.
Closing Day08:30 – 11:002 sessions
Join renowned researchers, professors, and experts from leading international institutions across four continents.
A special workshop on Artificial Intelligence — from foundations through real-world PDEs and applications — with official certification for all participants.
View Workshop PosterEngage across simultaneous specialized rooms covering the full breadth of operator theory and its cross-disciplinary applications.
Faculté des Sciences de Sfax
African Mathematical Union
Société Mathématique de Tunisie
Université de Sfax
HkodeAI
Centre de Recherche en Numérique de Sfax
ISGI Sfax
Springer Nature
Three days of operator theory on the golden coast of Hammamet, one of the Mediterranean's most celebrated seaside destinations.
Talks, poster sessions, meals and accommodation all under one roof: a five-star, all-inclusive resort on the Mediterranean, the ideal backdrop for a week of scientific excellence and cultural exchange.
Long sandy beaches and a calm seafront promenade, steps from the conference rooms.
A walled old town overlooking the sea, with whitewashed lanes, a kasbah and artisan souks.
The resort district's harbour front, lined with cafés and restaurants for evening discussions.