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The Eighteenth Copper Mountain Conference on Iterative Methods was held March 25--30, 2018, in Copper Mountain, Colorado. The meeting featured more than 170 presentations on a broad range of topics in scientific computing, such as optimization, randomized algorithms, asynchronous solvers, inverse-problem solvers, saddle-point and indefinite problems, multigrid and multilevel solvers, nonlinear solvers, uncertainty quantification, rank structured solvers, parallel solvers in time and space, advanced architectures, and applications in physics and fluid mechanics, Earth sciences, imaging, data science, and other areas. The number of attendees was a record-high 210, including 73 (35%) graduate students.

Michele Benzi of Emory University (currently at Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa) and Ray Tuminaro of Sandia National Laboratories served as conference co-chairs. This was Ray's last Copper Mountain …