The AIP conferences are held once every two years and are the most important confenece and activity in the Inverse Problems Community. The AIP Conferences aim to provide a primary international forum for researchers working on applied inverse problems - ranging through mathematical modeling, analytic theories and methods, as well as computational algorithms and data inversion techniques. 
The upcoming AIP 2011 conference is the sixth in the series and will be held in May 23-27, 2011, Texas, USA. Previous venues have been: Montecatini (2001), Lake Arrowhead, California (2003), Cirencester, UK (2005), Vancouver (2007) and Vienna (2009).
Scientific Committee:
Liliana Borcea Rice University 
Raymond Carroll Texas A&M University 
Mohamed Jaoua University of Nice 
Ibrahim Hoteit KAUST 
Peter Kuchment Texas A&M University 
Lassi Paivarinta University Helsinki 
William Rundell Texas A&M University 
Otmar Scherzer University of Vienna 
John Schotland University of Pennsylvania 
Gunther Uhlmann University of Washington 
Masahiro Yamamoto Tokyo University 
Jun Zou Chinese University, Hong Kong
Plenary Speakers: 
Simon Arridge- University College London 
Gang Bao- Michigan State University 
Heinz Engl- University of Vienna 
Elisa Francini- University of Florence 
Peter Hall- University of Melbourne 
Hyeonbae Kang- Inha University Korea 
Andreas Kirsch- University of Karlsruhe 
Peter Kuchment- Texas A&M University 
Alison Malcolm- MIT 
Maher Moakher- ENIT Tunisia 
Lassi Paivarinta- University of Helsinki 
Gunther Uhlmann- University of Washington
More details can be found at http://aipc.tamu.edu/