Solving ultimate challenges and network building: a coding and modelling week on and beyond hyperbolic equations

Chania & Technical University of Crete, Greece
21-26(or maybe 27) of June, 2026

About

Welcome to SUN HYPE 2026!

During this event, our project leaders will guide small groups of early stage researchers in addressing challenging problems, proposed by them, that are of great relevance and interest to the research community. We hope that our participants will deepen their understanding of the state of the art, acquire new numerical techniques, actively contribute to the development of emerging research directions, and strengthen their professional connections within a solid and collaborative network.

Topics

Numerical Analysis, High-order numerical methods, Structure-preserving techniques, Exascale computing, Hyperbolic equations, Modeling and simulation, Mesh generation and optimization ...

Where

Chania & Technical University of Crete, Greece

When

21-26(or 27) of June, 2026

Venue: Chania & Technical University of Crete
Greece

A bus will pick up participants in Chania and bring them to the Technical University of Crete and viceversa.
During their free time, participants will have the opportunity to join organized seaside excursions.

Program

Coming soon


Registration

It would be very helpful for us to know who is potentially interested in coming!


Even if you are not yet certain, if you are interested, please contact us (at elena.gaburro@univr.it and maria.kazolea@inria.fr) as soon as possible .
You may include the following information in your message:
  • Name and surname
  • Institution
  • Name of your supervisor or a senior researcher you usually work with
  • Current position: PhD student, Postdoctoral researcher, or more experienced researcher
  • Preferred project(s) you would like to join
Thank you in advance for your kind cooperation!

Projects and their leaders


Wasilij Barsukov (CNRS, Université de Bordeaux, France)
Project: New-generation Active Flux methods and their efficient implementation
Walter Boscheri (CNRS, Université de Chambéry, France)
Project: Exploiting moving meshes for involution preserving schemes

Keywords: plasma flows, unstructured meshes, divergence-free preservation, Arbitrary-Lagrangian-Eulerian.

Sandra May (Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany)
Project: Hyperbolicity Meets Stochasticity
Davide Torlo (La Sapienza, Roma, Italia)
Project: Equilibria preserving model order reduction methods for parametric problems

Keywords: Parametric problems, global flux methods, equilibria preserving, model order reduction, implicit methods, long time behavior, perturbations.

Panagiotis Tsoutsanis - Takis (Cranfield University, United Kingdom)
Project: Exascale ready high-order methods

We have one free spot: if you would like to manage a project contact us as soon as possble!

Organizing Committee

Chair: Elena Gaburro (University of Verona, Italy)
Co-chair: Maria Kazolea (Inria Bordeaux, France)
Local organizers: Anargiros Delis, Anastasios Sifalakis & George Kokkinakis
(Technical University of Crete, Chania, Greece)

News

Call for interest is open!
Contact us if you want to propose a project or if you would like to work with the already announced project leaders.

Sponsors

Contact Us

elena.gaburro@univr.it & maria.kazolea@inria.fr