The conference will start in the afternoon of Monday, 15 June, and will end at 12:00 on Friday, 19 June.

Every mini-course will last 4h. Every talk will last 25 minutes (including 5 minutes for questions).

Mini-Courses 

• Scott Harper (University of Birmingham): “Permutation groups, derangements and connections”.

• Mima Stanojkovski (Università degli Studi di Trento): “Tensors to study p-groups: an introduction”.

• Thomas Weber (Charles University in Prague): “An algebraic approach to noncommutative differential geometry”.

Contributed Talks

• Andrea Albano (University of Salento): ''A categorical perspective on skew brace representations''.

• Román Álvarez Arias (University of Ljubljana): ''Infinitely generated integral representations of finite groups''.

• James Bryden (University of Manchester): ''The Commuting Involution Graph of $L_2(q)$''. 

• Giovanni Busalacchi (Università degli Studi di Messina): TBA.

• Rosa Cascella (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II): ''Finiteness conditions on skew braces and solutions of the Yang-Baxter equation''.

• Francesca Cavalieri (University of Padova & University of the Basque Country): ''On The Lower Box Dimension Of Commutator Set in  Regular Branch Groups''.

• Malcolm Hoong Wai Chen (University of Manchester): ''Abstract regular polytopes associated with finite simple groups''.

• Débora de Faria Pereira Senise (University of Brasilia): ''On finite groups with bounded conjugacy classes of commutators''.

• Luiz Henrique de Souza Matos (UFMG): ''Algebras with color involution and varieties of almost polynomial growth''.

• Antonio Del Donno (Charles University in Prague): ''Lusztig differential calculi on the non-irreducible quantised flag manifolds''.

• Davide Ferri (Università di Torino & Vrije Universiteit Brussel): ''Drinfeld twists for solutions to the Yang–Baxter equation''.

• Giovanni Gava (Charles University in Prague): ''First-order differential calculi over braided Hopf algebras''.

• Jack Gidney (University of Birmingham): ''Normal Coverings of the Finite Classical Groups''.

• Martina Iannaccone (Università degli Studi dell'Aquila): ''Skew Brace Structures Arising from Composition Rings''.

• Jakob Jurij Snoj (University of Ljubljana): ''Commutativity of centralizers in a coproduct of a free algebra and a polynomial algebra''.

• Dominik Krasula (Charles University in Prague): ''Codes over QF rings''.

• Maruša Lekše (Institute of Mathematics, Physics and Mechanics, Ljubljana): ''Separating subsets from their images''.

• Elena Maini (University of Warwick): ''The diameter of a finite group''.

• Adele Maltempo (University of Birmingham): ''Sylow restriction for symmetric groups''. 

• Nowras Otmen (Università degli Studi di Padova): ''Profinite groups with many elements of large nilpotentizer and applications''.

• Papi Ray (IISER Mohali): ''A Relationship Between Character Values Of Wreath Products And The Symmetric Group''.

• Andrea Sciandra (Université libre de Bruxelles): ''Yetter–Drinfeld braces, quantum Yang–Baxter equation, and semi-abelian categories''.

• Sofia Siron (Universidad de Zaragoza): ''Higman-Thompson groups and filtrations of Leavitt Path algebras of type $(1,n)$''.

• Marco Vergani (Università degli Studi di Firenze): ''The N-prime graph and the Subgroup Isomorphism Problem''.

• Daniel Vitas (University of Ljubljana, FMF & IMFM): ''One-sided ideal factorization theory in HNP rings''.

• Zbigniew Wojcechowski (TU Dresden): ''Lie Algebra actions for oligomorphic groups''.

• Sofiya Yatsyna (Royal Holloway, University of London): ''Cohomological Finiteness Properties of Almost Automorphism Groups''.

• Antonella Zaccardo (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II): TBA.