Queen's University, Kingston, ON, Canada (June 10-12, 2026)
In honour of the 60th birthday of Tony Humphries
Delay differential equations (DDEs) naturally arise in many biological, physical and engineering phenomena. Ignoring time delays can fundamentally change the dynamics of the mathematical model of the system. Furthermore, DDEs are an important and intuitive framework upon which theory on infinite-dimensional systems can be tested and understood – forming a bridge between finite-dimensional theory of ordinary differential equations and the field of partial differential equations.
This workshop aims to bring together researchers working on the theory, computation, and applications of delay equations and related systems. The goal is to exchange ideas, present recent advances, and explore emerging directions. The workshop is being held in honour of the 60th birthday of Professor Tony Humphries (McGill University) who has played a central role in the field of DDEs. His leadership has also extended to the support and mentorship of many early-career researchers.
The programme is still under development and subject to change. Please contact the organizers if you would like to contribute a short talk (25 + 5 min) or are interested in taking part in the early career session. Details about scheduling, logistics and registration will be announced later.
Details on registration (fees, deadlines, etc.) will be added here later.
The program schedule (times, talks, sessions) will be posted here when finalized.
Please contact the organizers directly if you have any questions or concerns.