Programme
The main building which hosts all events beyond the contributed talks (including lunches and coffee breaks), is the building MAE (Maison des Arts et des Étudiants). In MAE there is only one room, you cannot miss it. The contributed talks are in various rooms in the building MSA (Maison du Savoir), please see the schedule to find the correct room.
START: The Conference Desk opens Monday at 8:00 for the registration (please arrive early), the conference opening is at 8:45!
| TIME: | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 9:00-10:00 | Talk: Sutherland | Talk: Nelson | Talk: Newton | Talk: Peluse | Talk: Heuer |
| 10:00-10:45 | Coffee Break | Coffee Break | Coffee Break | Coffee Break | Coffee Break |
| 10:45-11:45 | Talk: Dimitrov | Talk: Maistret | Talk: Chan | Talk: Scholze | Talk: Dasgupta |
| 11:45-13:45 | Lunch | Lunch | Picture + Lunch | Lunch | Closing Remarks + Lunch |
| 13:45-15:45 | Contributed Talks | Contributed Talks | Excursion | Contributed Talks | Contributed Talks |
| 15:45-16:30 | Coffee | Coffee | Excursion | Coffee | Contributed Talks |
| 16:30-18:30 | Contributed Talks | Contributed Talks | Excursion | Public Lecture (at 17:00) + Conference Dinner | END (Coffee until 17:00) |
The public lecture is open to the public but registration is compulsory. The contributed talks last 20 minutes.
Journées Arithmétiques 2025 is an in-person event, fully in English. We plan to record plenary talks (in accordance with the speakers) and the public lecture.
SCHEDULE OF THE CONTRIBUTED TALKS, ABSTRACTS
The up-to-date schedule of the contributed talks will be posted here: Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday
The book of abstracts (of the plenary and contributed talks) can be consulted here. For sustainability, it will not be printed.
CULTURAL PROGRAM
It is no longer possible to register for excursions with tourist guide. However, suggestions for self-organised excursions will be provided at the conference. Those are free of charge (via free public transport), except possibly entrance fees.
Our Tours:
- BLAST FURNACE: We will explore the industrial heritage of Campus Belval, climbing to the top of the impressive Blast Furnaces (Hauts Fourneaux) and enjoying a spectacular view. This visit is combined with a tour of Cité des Sciences.
- LUXEMBOURG CITY: We will visit the historical center of Luxembourg City, that is a UNESCO cultural heritage. We have two different tours in Luxembourg City (UNESCO tour and Top City Views).
Tours for all:
- The participants are encouraged, if they have the occasion for it, to independently explore Luxembourg City. We signal that the MUDAM contemporary art museum is free Wednesdays from 18:00 to 21:00.
- Luxembourg has various castles, and we recommend visiting the Vianden Castle: from Belval one may travel by train to the Vianden train station and then either walk 1.3km or take a bus to the castle (warning: the last entry to the castle is at 17:30).
- The city of Esch is walking distance from Belval (2.5km), and it can be reached by walking on the longest cycle bridge in Europe with a beautiful view of the forest.
- We also signal that there is a Science Center in Differdange, which can be reached by train from Belval (it’s 250m from the train station).
- The festival Fête des Hauts Fourneaux takes place on Campus Belval, Friday 4 to Sunday 6 July (this is independent of the conference).
- In general, there are many touristic attractions in Luxembourg: visit Luxembourg.
Please note that all public transport within Luxembourg is free of charge, including trains (second-class), buses, and the tram in Luxembourg City.