WORKSHOP IN GLOBAL RIEMANNIAN GEOMETRY 
We are announcing a week-long workshop in Global Riemannian Geometry to 
be held at the IMATE–UNAM in Cuernavaca, Mexico, May 11 - 17, 2008. 
There will be 3–4 research talks per day. Confirmed speakers are: Werner Ballmann, 
Maria Calle, Owen Dearicott, Christine Escher, Luis Florit, Rafael Herrera, 
Megan Kerr, Antonio Naveira, Carlos Olmos, Jimmy Petean, Paolo Piccione, Cesar 
Rosales, Uwe Semmelman, Viktor Schroeder, Christina Sormani, Kris Tapp, Luigi 
Verdiani and GuoFang Wei. 

Additionally there will be 2 mini-courses in Riemannian Submersions (given 
by Detlef Gromoll and Gerard Walschap) and in Aleksandrov Geometry (given 
by Karsten Grove) designed for graduate and upper level undergraduate students 
most afternoons, as well as a Re-Introduction to Riemannian Geometry (given by 
Fernando Galaz Garcia). 

The workshop is funded by grants from the Clay Mathematical Institute, CONACYT, 
CIMAT, IMATE-UNAM, IMU and the UNAM (Proyecto Papiit). 
Although most of the funding has been committed, any one interested in attending 
should let the organizers know. In particular, we have some money to 
fund graduate students and recent PhD’s. We will make an effort to accommodate 
requests for reimbursements and particularly encourage women and students 
to apply. 

For more details, contact us directly at [log in to unmask], or consult our 
webpage at http://www.matcuer.unam.mx/e/dg/index.php. 
The members of the organizing committee are Catherine Searle (IMATE-UNAM), 
David Alexandre Ellwood (Clay Mathematical Institute), Luis Guijarro (U. Aut´onoma 
de Madrid), Luis Hernandez LaMoneda (CIMAT), Gregor Weingart(IMATE-UNAM) 
and Fred Wilhelm (U.C. Riverside). 



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