Graduate student meeting on Applied Algebra and Combinatorics
University of Copenhagen, 15-17 April 2020
The graduate meeting will focus on topics in/close to Applied Algebra and Combinatorics, and is primarily aimed at PhD students and early postdocs.
Two introductory talks on selected topics will be held by two invited speakers, and exercises related with these topics will be proposed by them. The rest of the program will consist on contributed talks, a poster session and problem sessions aimed to create collaborations among the participants.
PhD students and young postdocs working on these fields are encouraged to:
- propose a contributed talk or bring a poster (applications will be open in due time)
- propose problems to work during the problem sessions. The problems can come from your own research or can be related to the topics of the talks.
This meeting is the third edition of a series. Previous meetings took place in Leipzig, and Osnabrück.
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Kaie Kubjas (Aalto University, Finland)
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Emanuele Delucchi (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
Abstract and schedules will be available later
The meeting will take place at the Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Copenhagen. See detailed instructions on how to reach Copenhagen and the conference venue.
Tickets and passes for public transportation can be bought at the Copenhagen Airport and every train or metro station. You can find the DSB ticket office on your right-hand side as soon as you come out of the arrival area of the airport. DSB has an agreement with 7-Eleven, so many of their shops double as selling points for public transportation.
A journey planner in English is available.
More information on the "find us" webpage.
We kindly ask the participants to arrange their own accommodation.
We recommend Hotel 9 Små Hjem, which is pleasant and inexpensive and offers rooms with a kitchen. Other inexpensive alternatives are CabInn, which has several locations in Copenhagen: the Hotel City (close to Tivoli), Hotel Scandivania (Frederiksberg, close to the lakes), and Hotel Express (Frederiksberg) are the most convenient locations; the latter two are 2.5-3 km from the math department. Somewhat more expensive – and still recommended – options are Hotel Nora and Ibsen's Hotel.
An additional option is to combine a stay at the CabInn Metro Hotel with a pass for Copenhagen (efficient and reliable) public transportation. See information about tickets & prices.
We will open for registration later.
- Beatriz Pascual Escudero (University of Copenhagen)
- Angelica Torres (University of Copenhagen)
- Benjamin Smith (University of Manchester)
- Tobias Boege (Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg)