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Important dates

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Updated info, links to app download etc.
August 5–8

Conference

Sun, Aug 4, 2019, 17:00–20:00
Welcome Reception
Mon, Aug 5, 2019, 9:00
Opening Event

News

Second day ended successfully
Aug 6

After a busy day with plenty of talks, the participants enjoyed the conference dinner on a boat, cruising through the historic center of Berlin.

Best Paper Prize goes to Xudong Li
Aug 6

Congratulations to Xudong Li for winning the Best Paper Prize for Young Researchers in Continuous Optimization with his contribution "Exploiting second order sparsity in big data optimization". The three other finalists, Amal Alphonse, Yuxin Chen, and Damek Davis were also praised by the best paper Committee.

First day ended successfully
Aug 6

After a sensational opening ceremony, ICCOPT is underway! Plenary sessions brought to the forefront the latest developments in mathematical optimization. The Best Paper Session showcased four finalists who gave their talks. The result will be announced during today's Conference Dinner. The day ended with a lot of robust discussions during the poster session.

ICCOPT kicks off
Aug 4

ICCOPT opened with a vibrant and active summer school with tutorials by P. Richtárik, J.-C. De los Reyes and T. Munson. The Welcome Reception is taking place right now in the Lichthof of TU Berlin -- you still have the chance to join!

MATHEON Special Guest Lecture on Friday, August 2 at WIAS Berlin
Jul 31, 2019

On Friday, August 2 at 15:15, Prof. Ya-Xiang Yuan will give a Special Guest Lecture on "Efficient optimization algorithms for large scale data analysis" at WIAS Berlin. All ICCOPT guests who are already in Berlin are invited to join the lecture.

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Conference App

Two mobile apps are available: one from Converia and one which is written in-house. Both are progressive web apps (PWA), that can be installed on your mobile device. The schedule information is the same on both apps.

Installation instruction, from any of the app homepage:

  • Safari: Click on the share button (square with upwards arrow ), and use the "Add to Home Screen" button. Another screen enables you to add the app.
  • Chrome: In the Chrome menu, click on "Add to Home Screen".
  • Firefox: Click the “home with a plus” icon, that appears on the address bar of the browser, when the main page is opened.
In-House-Written Conference Web App

The homegrown app is available at

  • full schedule access
  • Search function for parallel sessions by speaker name or talk title
  • General conference information, highlights, the campus map and the floor plan are included.
Converia Web App

The Converia app is available at

  • and also gives you access to the full schedule.
  • In the "Information" section, accessible from the bottom of your screen, you will find general conference information, as well as the campus map and floor plan.
  • This app also enables you to save the session you might be interested in. To do so, you need to log in with the Converia login/password that was used to submit/edit your talk data. Recovery of the password can be done from the app. The (empty) star on the left of the session description will allow to mark it.
  • On the other hand, this app can take a long time to load. This unfortunate fact is outside of the control of the conference organizers.
As further possibilities to view the schedule, besides the digital version of the conference book, the schedule is available as xml-file at for the use in schedule-viewers like Giggity (on Google Play Store, on F-Droid), In Giggity click the plus-sign in the top left corner and insert the URL of the xml-file, to add the conference data.