The colloquium is an academic lecture in which professors, invited researchers, and occasionally students present ideas, recent results, or general overviews of different areas of learning. Its main purpose is to share knowledge in an accessible way, promote intellectual exchange, and stimulate academic curiosity. These events benefit the community by encouraging collaboration among researchers, exposing students to various areas and potential research topics, strengthening scientific communication skills, and helping maintain an active, connected, and continuously learning academic environment.

January-May 2026

Name Institution Title Day
Dr. Gideon Zamba University of Iowa Parameter-Driven Models for Zero-Inflated Series: A Stae-Space Formulation Feb 26
Dr. Carlos Carvajal From Classical SDEs to Conditional McKean-Vlasov Systems: Theory and Open Problems Marzo 5
Dr. Marcelo Suarez UPR-Mayaguez Material Sciences and Engineering: Adventures on the Yellow Brick Road Marzo 10
Dr. Valentina Dagiene Vilnius University Computer Science and Computational Thinking Education Mazo 13
Dr. Cesar Bolanos UPR-Mayaguez New Constructions of Multidimensional Periodic Array Families for Video Watermarking Marzo 24
Dr. Sergio Gomez Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca TBA April 16
Prof. Carlos Seda UPR-Mayaguez TBA April 23
Dr. Segio Lopez Ohio State University TBA Mayo 7
Sr. Diego Rivera Northeastern University TBA May 12

August-December 2025

Name Institution Title Day
Dr. Eiver J. Rodriguez UPR Mayaguez Recursive Exponential Sums for k-Rotation Symmetric Boolean Functions Sept 16
Dr. Gabriel Coloma Ohio State University Quantum Point-Iteractions via Resurgence Analysis Sept 18
Dr. Sergio Manzanarez UPR Mayaguez From Manifolds to Graphs: Mathematical Approaches to Hyperspectral Image Classification Sept 25
Dr. Reyes Ortiz-Albino UPR Mayaguez A summary of the theory of tao-factorizations Sept 30
Dr. Eugenio Guerrero UPR Rio Piedras On Brownian Motion Functionals and Fractional Oscillators Oct 2
Dr. Deiver Suarez UPR Mayaguez BioOptimatics: An Optimization Framework for the Discovery of Potential Biomarkers in Complex Diseases Oct 28
Dr. Luis Medina UPR Rio Piedras On the p-adic valuation of f^n(c) Nov 4
Dr. Christian Lopez Univ. of Central Arkansas Reinventing the concepts of group and isomorphism in Abstract Algebra Nov 13
Sr. Arnaldo Cruet SSS La Carrera Actuarial en Puerto Rico Dic. 4