Summer Scientific Schools in Economics and Mathematics Kick Off at New Uzbekistan University

Today marks the commencement of the Summer Scientific Schools in Economics and Mathematics at New Uzbekistan University. These programs aim to identify talented young individuals in economics and mathematics, engaging them in the research efforts of globally recognized scholars to enhance the effectiveness of economic reforms in our country.

The scientific schools will run from July 1st to July 14th.

Esteemed professors from prestigious institutions such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the University of Chicago, Cornell University, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison will lead not only lectures but also hands-on workshops and project-based training sessions.

Notable participants include:

• Steven Neil Durlauf from the University of Chicago, a renowned American social scientist and economist
• Lawrence E. Blume from Cornell University, an esteemed professor of economics
• Eyal Winter from Lancaster University, a member of the Society for Economic Theory
• Felix Elwert from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a professor specializing in medical informatics, sociology, and biostatistics
• Klaus Desmet from Southern Methodist University, a professor focusing on cities, regions, and globalization

The program has attracted significant interest from both local and international students. Notably, 35 students from various Chinese universities will participate in the summer school focusing on integrable systems related to reflection groups in algebra, geometry, and topology.

The initiative aims to foster a community of young scholars who will contribute to the future development of mathematics and economics. This project is planned to be an annual event, with the number of participants increasing each year.