This is the first edition of a joint initiative of the AGH University of Krakow and Opuscula Mathematica, a peer-reviewed mathematical journal established at AGH University.

The Opuscula Mathematica Conference on Nonlinear Analysis continues a tradition of rigorous mathematical inquiry deeply rooted in the history of AGH University of Krakow. While the conference focuses on contemporary nonlinear analysis (variational methods, PDEs and dynamical systems), its intellectual lineage traces back to the work of Professor Antoni Hoborski (1879-1940), the first rector of AGH University of Krakow.

Professor Antoni Maria Emilian Hoborski was a distinguished Polish mathematician, the principal organizer of the newly established Mining Academy in Krakow, the co-founder of the Polish Mathematical Society, and the founder in 1937 of the journal Opuscula Mathematica.

This conference is organized under the patronage of the Dean of the Faculty of Applied Mathematics of AGH University and it will be held annually on the occasion of Hoborski Days, with the aim of honoring the Legacy and Spirit of Professor Antoni Hoborski.