Computational geometry is a field of research at the intersection of mathematics and computer science, with strong links to geometry and topology, statistics, combinatorics, algorithmics, graph theory and optimal transport, among others. The aim of the Journées de Géométrie Algorithmique  (JGA) is to bring together the French community of researchers in algorithmic geometry. One of the main objectives is to create a collaborative working environment for young students and researchers, enabling them to present their results and interact easily with other members of the community.

• Vincent Delecroix
  Polyhedral surfaces and their deformations
  
  
• Vadim Lebovici
  Topological integral transforms
  
  
• Bertrand Michel
  A Statistical Perspective on Topological Data Analysis
  
  
• Daria Pchelina
  Optimal sphere packings
  

The talks will take place in the conference room of the biological station of Roscoff. Roscoff is served from Morlaix by the bus 929 and the bus SNCF. More access information here. The housing is provided by the station and covered by the registration fee.

Guillaume Moroz and Steve Oudot.

Contact email: jga2025@sciencesconf.org