Department of Mathematics Convenes Global STEM Leaders for Groundbreaking International Conference on Engineering, Mathematics, Industrial Innovation 

Hampton, Va. (March 27, 2026) – Hampton University will convene scholars and industry leaders from across the globe for the International Conference on Engineering, Mathematics and Industrial Applications (ICEMIA), a two-week virtual gathering designed to spark innovation, collaboration, and real-world impact. 

Scheduled for April 12-21, ICEMIA will serve as a dynamic forum uniting researchers in mathematics, engineering, computer science, and applied industrial fields. The pilot online conference is expected to draw approximately 100 participants, including 50 distinguished speakers representing institutions and organizations from around the world. 

Hosted by the Department of Mathematics within Hampton’s School of Science, the conference is organized by Dr. Ranis Ibragimov and Dr. Daniel Ntiamoah. The event reflects Hampton’s continued commitment to advancing scientific scholarship while strengthening connections between academia and industry. 

“As a School of Science, we are intentional about positioning Hampton at the center of global discovery,” said Dr. Taviare Hawkins, Dean of the School of Science. “ICEMIA reflects our commitment to rigorous scholarship, meaningful industry partnerships, and creating pathways for our students and faculty to engage in research that shapes the future of technology and applied sciences.” 

ICEMIA will highlight emerging research, applied methodologies, and interdisciplinary approaches that address complex challenges across sectors. Sessions will explore theoretical advances in mathematics, engineering innovation, computational modeling, and industrial applications that drive economic and technological progress. 

“This conference positions Hampton University as a global convener of thought leadership in science and engineering,” said Daniel Ntiamoah, Assistant Professor of Mathematics and event organizer. “By creating space for rigorous academic exchange and industry collaboration, we are helping shape solutions that extend beyond the classroom and into communities and corporations worldwide.” 

As a virtual pilot conference, ICEMIA represents a forward-looking model for international engagement—expanding access, fostering cross-border dialogue, and amplifying Hampton’s role in global STEM discourse. 

Registration and additional details are available at: https://home.hamptonu.edu/science/icemia/ 

ABOUT HAMPTON UNIVERSITY    

Hampton University is a prestigious Carnegie R2-designated research institution, nationally acclaimed for pioneering work in atmospheric science, cancer treatment, and cybersecurity. With an annual economic impact of $530 million across the region and the Commonwealth of Virginia, Hampton stands as a powerful engine of innovation, workforce development, and inclusive economic growth.       

Consistently recognized for academic excellence and transformative outcomes, Hampton was recently named one of the “Best Colleges in America” by Money Magazine and honored as the “Best Private College” by Coastal Virginia Magazine.       

Founded in 1868, Hampton University is a proud, close-knit community of scholars, representing 44 states and 32 territories. With a legacy rooted in empowerment and education, the university is committed to nurturing intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and global citizenship — preparing students to lead with purpose and integrity in an ever-changing world. Learn more at: www.hamptonu.edu       

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