39th Summer Topology and Its Applications Conference
EventsHeld at the University of South Alabama on 2025 August 11-14, this conference will feature special sessions in Set-Theoretic Topology, Topological Graph Theory, Topological Dynamics and Continuum Theory, Low-dimensional Topology, and Topology and Computing.
Abstract submission is open now for each special session. Registration and funding requests are also open.
SumTopo is an established conference series since 1986, attracting 120-200 participants annually. As always, this meeting will engage discussion in modern advances in topology through the activities of several special sessions, as well as invited plenary and semi-plenary speakers.
SumTopo 2025 will be held at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, AL from August 11-14, with a few additional pre-conference activities happening on August 10. For more information, please contact the local organizers (Steven Clontz, Joanna Furno, and Elena Pavelescu) at <sclontz+sumtopo@southalabama.edu>.
We are grateful for the support of the National Science Foundation for this conference.
Special Sessions:
Plenary and Semi-Plenary Talks
SumTopo 2025 will feature plenary and semi-plenary talks from several notable researchers.
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General and Set-Theoretic Topology
Talks involving set-theoretic and other techniques used to investigate topics in general topology. Organizers: Chris Caruvana, Jared Holshouser, Lynne Yengulalp.
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Low-Dimensional Topology
Talks related to knot theory and low-dimensional topology. Organizers: Carmen Caprau and Christine Lee.
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Topology and Computing
This special session will feature the applications of computing for topology, and vice versa, broadly construed. Organized by Jim Fowler and Ziqin Feng.
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Topological Dynamics and Continuum Theory
Talks related to topological dynamics, continuum theory, and the interaction between them. Organizers: Lori Alvin, James Kelly.
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Topological Graph Theory
Talks concerning the study of embeddings of graphs in the 3-dimensional space or surfaces and graphs as topological spaces. Organizers: Thomas Mattman and Andrei Pavelescu.
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Workshops
Extended workshops on formalized topology and early career interests
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