European
Study Groups with Industry originated in the UK in
1968 under the name Oxford Study Groups with Industry.
The concept has, since then, been adopted in other countries and
study groups have become a well established institution and the
leading workshop for interaction between Mathematics and Industry in
Europe. Besides being a source for new problems in Mathematics, study groups
also function as a privileged ground for the transfer of mathematical
technology between University and Industry.
Detailed information on study groups and related aspects is available at the International Study Groups website, the Smith Institute and the European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry. Two recent articles about study groups may be found in the December 2008 edition of the CIM bulletin and in the March 2009 edition of SIAM News.
ESGIs in Portugal:
127th ESGI: Universidade de Aveiro (8th May - 12th May 2017).
119th ESGI: Politécnico do Porto (ESTGF e ESEIG) (27th June - 1st July 2016).
109th ESGI: Universidade do Minho (11th - 15th May 2015).
101st ESGI: Universidade Nova de Lisboa (5th - 9th May 2014).
92nd ESGI: Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Coimbra (6th - 10th May 2013).
86th ESGI: LEMA, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto (7th - 11th May 2012).
81st ESGI: Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão, Universidade Técnica de Lisboa (23rd - 27th May 2011).
74th ESGI: Universidade de Aveiro (26th - 30th April 2010).
69th ESGI: Universidade de Coimbra (20th - 24th April 2009).
65th ESGI: Universidade do Porto (21st - 24th April 2008).
60th ESGI: Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa (13th - 19th April 2007).
Porto meetings on Mathematics for Industry
In parallel to this we have also been organizing a three-day workshop centred around short courses given by experts
in Industrial Mathematics:
4th Porto meeting on Mathematics for Industry: University of Porto (7th - 9th June 2012).
3rd Porto meeting on Mathematics for Industry: University of Porto (28th - 30th April 2011).
2nd Porto meeting on Mathematics for Industry: University of Porto (16th - 18th April 2010).
1st Porto meeting on Mathematics for Industry: University of Porto (17th - 19th April 2009).