LMS Northern Regional Meeting & Workshop 2021
The Regional Workshop runs online from 1st - 10th September and the Regional Meeting will be held on Tuesday 7 September.
Originally planned as a celebration of the work and 60th birthday of Bill Crawley-Boevey in 2020, this had been postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to ongoing restrictions on travel, the conference will be held online. The conference will be the 2021 London Mathematical Society Northern Regional Meeting and Conference.
The LMS Northern Regional Meeting will take place on Tuesday 7 September. Speakers: Ulrich Bauer (TUM) and Karin Baur (Leeds).
The Regional Meeting lectures are aimed at a general mathematical audience. All interested, whether LMS members or not, are most welcome to attend this event.
Programme
Confirmed speakers:
- Jenny August (MPI Bonn),
- Ulrich Bauer (TUM),
- Karin Baur (Leeds),
- Raphael Bennet-Tennenhaus (Bielefeld),
- Igor Burban (Paderborn),
- Ben Davison (Edinburgh),
- Harm Derksen (Northeastern),
- Karin Erdmann (Oxford),
- Pavel Etingof (MIT),
- Victor Ginzburg (Chicago),
- Wassilij Gnedin (Bochum),
- Andrew Hubery (Bielefeld)
- Gustavo Jasso (Bonn),
- Bernhard Keller (Paris VII),
- Alastair King (Bath),
- Rosanna Laking (Verona),
- Hiroyuki Minamoto (Osaka),
- Amnon Neeman (ANU),
- Pierre-Guy Plamondon (Paris-Saclay)
- Sibylle Schroll (Cologne),
- Spela Spenko (VUB)
Details of the programme and schedule will be added in due course.
Registration: Please register for your place by contacting the organisers:
- Karin Baur (Leeds)
- Eleonore Faber (Leeds)
- Henning Krause (Bielefeld)
- Mike Prest (Manchester)
- Jan Trlifaj (Prague)
- Michael Wemyss (Glasgow)
- Dan Zacharia (Syracuse)
- Sebastian Eckert (Bielefeld)
Location and Further Details available here.
The originally-planned conference was organised in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute and with the support of the London Mathematical Society, EPSRC, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in the framework of an Alexander von Humboldt Professorship and the Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research.