Speakers:
The workshop will begin on Friday, April 5th, at 4:00 pm with a colloquium by:The workshop continues on Saturday and Sunday, April 6-7, with an additional lecture by Ian Agol as well as talks by:
The
schedule for the workshop
and the list of titles and abstracts
for the talks. All talks wiil be in Swain Hall East , room 105.
Travel Support:
With help from the National Science Foundation, we will be able to help defray travel expenses of many
participants. Registration: Accommodations: Between
talks & after hours:
Restaurants and coffee:
There are many restaurants near the
University, with a wide variety of cuisines including:
Entertainment: On Friday and Saturday, the IU opera theatre will be
performing Leonard Bernstein's Mass.
Location and Directions:
Organizers:
Priority will be given to graduate students and early career participants.
We especially encourage the participation of those who belong to under-represented groups.
If you seek financial support, then please register by March 3.
In April, hotels in Bloomington can fill up quickly. Please book your room in advance.
Other choices include:
(Book before March 5th for rooms from $149-$189 + tax).
Afghan, Burmese, Eritrean, Indian, Moroccan, Thai,Tibetan, and vegan.
One can also find a decent cup of coffee in town.
We also plan a fine-dining opportunity for participants and friends on Saturday night.
If you have any questions not covered on this page, please email the organizers at bloomingtongeometry2019@gmail.com.