From 12th to 16th July, 2021,  163 ESGI European Study Group with Industry will be held thanks to the collaboration between the Spanish Network for Mathematics & Industry (math-in) and the Technological Institute for Industrial Mathematics (ITMATI).

Due to the situation caused by Covid-19 the celebration of this ESGI will be carried out online using the application Teams.

Initiated in Oxford in 1968, the Study Groups with Industry bring together industrial scientists and academic mathematicians to work on problems affecting the industry. These Study Groups represent an internationally recognized method for technology and knowledge transfer between academic institutions and industry.

The success of the ESGIs lies in its unique format, which has been reproduced throughout the world, in which the mathematical community gathers in working groups to deal with problems presented by the industry. These problems come from any economic sector thanks to the cross-cutting nature of the mathematics. ESGI’s objective is to present the capabilities of mathematics and its applicability in a large part of the challenges and needs of the industrial world, bringing to small, medium and large companies a technology with great potential, with highly qualified researchers and that does not require large
investments to use.

GOALS:

Problem 2:
Tittle: Analysis of temperature measurements for smart cooking
Company: BSH Electrodomésticos España, S.A.
Further information: http://www.math-in.net/163esgi/en/problem2

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTE:

• Rafael Blanquero Bravo. Associate Professor in the Department of Statistics and Operations Research at the University of Sevilla. Vocal of the director´s board in math-in
• Dae-Jin Lee Hwang. Research Line Leader at Applied Statistics in Basque Center for Applied Mathematics. math-in member.
• Elena B. Martín Ortega. Associate Professor at University of Vigo (UVigo), affiliated researcher of ITMATI.
• José Antonio Vilar Fernández. Associate Professor at University of A Coruña (UDC), affiliated researcher of ITMATI.
• María Dolores Gómez Pedreira. Associate Professor at University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), affiliated researcher of ITMATI.

• Alba Márquez Sánchez echnology transfer Manager of the Spanish Network for Mathematics-Industry (math-in).
• Adriana Castro Novo. Coordinator of the Transfer Management Unit of ITMATI.
• Sebastián Bouzas Rakela. Technology transfer and innovation manager of ITMATI.
• María Dolores Gómez Pedreira. Associate Professor at University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), affiliated researcher of ITMATI.

The proceedings of this 163 ESGI will be published in a new repository called Mathematics in Industry Reports (MIIR).
MIIR is a repository of research reports from workshops, primarily Study Groups, and is set up as part of the Cambridge Open Engage which is a new early research platform https://www.cambridge.org/engage/coe/

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