24–28 May 2027
Bäckaskog slott
Europe/Stockholm timezone
24–28 May 2027 · Preliminary programme

Invited speakers

Invited talks span the symposium’s six scientific themes. Talk titles are tentative and will be updated as the programme develops.

See the timetable for the schedule and the scientific programme for session themes.

Speaker Tentative talk title Session
Constantino Tsallis
CBPF
From Boltzmann–Gibbs to nonadditive entropies: foundations, scope and decisive tests S1
Christian Beck
Queen Mary University of London
Superstatistics and the dynamical emergence of q-statistics S1
Stefan Thurner
Medical University of Vienna / CSH
Universality classes and generalized entropies for complex, nonergodic systems S1
Piergiulio Tempesta
Universidad Complutense de Madrid / ICMAT
Group entropies and the classification of admissible entropic functionals S1
Evaldo M. F. Curado
CBPF
Nonequilibrium statistical mechanics foundations of nonextensive statistical mechanics S1
Anastasios Bountis
University of Patras
The Importance of Tsallis Thermostatistics in the Study of 1-dimensional Hamiltonian Lattices S2
Uğur Tirnakli
İzmir University of Economics
Universality and q-statistical limit laws in low-dimensional maps S2
Celia Anteneodo
PUC-Rio
Anomalous Diffusion Beyond Boltzmann–Gibbs S2
Abbas Ali Saberi
Constructor University
q-Gaussian spectral crossovers in correlated systems: glasses and random matrices S3
Gaël Combe
Université Grenoble Alpes
Experimental nonextensive scaling in confined granular matter S3
Andrea Rapisarda
University of Catania
Long-range Hamiltonian systems: quasi-stationary states and anomalous dynamics S3
Peter H. Yoon
University of Maryland
First-principles q-statistics in turbulent plasmas: from kinetic theory to spacecraft verification S3
Airton Deppman
University of São Paulo
Thermofractals, QCD self-similarity and nonextensive hadron thermodynamics S4
Tamás Csörgő
HUN-REN Wigner RCP / MATE
Heavy tails and Tsallis phenomenology in high-energy collisions and femtoscopy S4
Tamás S. Biró
HUN-REN Wigner RCP
From nonextensive ideal gases to group entropy: finite phase space and the formal logarithm S4
Sadhana Dash
IIT Bombay
Nonextensive transport in hot and magnetized QCD matter S4
Petr Jizba
Czech Technical University in Prague
Generalized entropy, gravity and cosmology: consistency and observational tests S5
Henrik J. Jensen
Imperial College London
Universality classes and thermodynamics of group entropies: extensivity, composability and black holes S5
Anna Vershynina
University of Houston
Quantum Tsallis and Rényi entropies: continuity, coherence and information constraints S5
André F. T. Martins
Instituto Superior Técnico / IT
Tsallis α-entropies in machine learning: entmax, sparse attention and Fenchel–Young losses S6
Ying-Cheng Lai
Arizona State University
Nonlinear dynamics and machine learning for prediction in complex systems S6
Misako Takayasu
Institute of Science Tokyo
Heavy tails and scaling in data-rich ecosystems: financial markets, company transaction networks and gut microbiome S6
Filippos Vallianatos
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Nonextensive statistical seismology: criticality, hazards and decisive observables S6