The Barcelona Graduate School of Mathematics (BGSMath) is a joint initiative of the Faculty of Matemàtiques of Barcelona University, the Department of Matemàtiques of the Autonomous University of Barcelona, the Faculty of Statistics i Matemàtiques Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya and the Centre mathematical Research, with the cooperation of the Institute of Mathematics of the University of Barcelona, which aims to bring all offers PhD's in this city.

The Statistics transforms data into information, and it is applied to all areas of life such as in biomedicine, estadísitca helps explain biological phenomena, make predictions and design experiments solid medical.

Today, the ability to obtain and store data is huge and requires professionals who can analyze and interpret them correctly. Statisticians created for Google search algorithms, evaluate the risks assumed by insurers, optimize industrial processes and manage finances and bag.

The main of the RSME Congress is to share recent research conducted by the Spanish mathematicians, in a relaxed and enjoyable context inciting strengthen partnerships and help to find areas of interest and the work done by researchers in mathematics.

The program includes the eighteen following special sessions:

The main of the RSME Congress is to share recent research conducted by the Spanish mathematicians, in a relaxed and enjoyable context inciting strengthen partnerships and help to find areas of interest and the work done by researchers in mathematics.

The program includes the eighteen following special sessions:

Analistas Financieros Internacionales (AFI) will make a presentation of their industrial problems within the Workshop of Industrial Problems. The workshop will seek to provide innovative solutions using mathematical technology. This session will be held on Tuesday 9th October from 16h30 to 18h00 and can be followed in person, by video-conference or through the virtual room ITMATI.

The Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas (IIM) will make a presentation of their industrial problems within the Workshop of Industrial Problems. The workshop will seek to provide innovative solutions using mathematical technology. This session will be held on Tuesday 16th October from 15h00 to 16h30 and can be followed in person, by video-conference or through the virtual room ITMATI.

Stablished in July 2007, the Institute of Mathematics, University of Sevilla (IMUS) was born with the firm purpose of developing a unique research environment who successfully combine in a single space to the different research groups of varied disciplines that drives projects of the Faculty of Mathematics.

More than 40 specialists from around the country, Portugal and Argentina will meet in the building "La Residence" of Castro Urdiales to hold the second International Day "Mathematics Everywhere". This event is organized by the Mathematics Research Group Applied to Engineering (MAIC) and the Group of Innovation Educational Mathematical Thinking, both from the Polytechnic University of Madrid.

A group of Japanese scientists have established a mathematical model able to predict the success of a film in the "box office". The data used in the development of the model were advertising costs per day based on 25 films released in Japanese theaters and the "buzz" about the films, taking into account the number of entries and comments on social networks.