The 5th William Rowan Hamilton Geometry and Topology Workshop
                        September 17-19, 2009
        The Hamilton Mathematics Institute, Trinity College Dublin

            Computational and Algorithmic Geometry

Sponsors: Boston College, the Hamilton Mathematics Institute and the
National Science Foundation.

Organizing Committee: Javier Aramayona (NUI, Galway) Noel Brady (University
of Oklahoma), Tom Brady (DCU), Martin Bridgeman (Boston College),  Martin
Bridson (Oxford), Tao Li (Boston College), Colm O’Dunlaing (TCD), Dmitri
Zaitsev (TCD)

Workshop website: http://www.hamilton.tcd.ie/events/gt/gt2009.htm

This is the second announcement for the 5th William Rowan Hamilton Geometry
and Topology Workshop to be held at the Hamilton Mathematics Institute
(HMI), in Trinity College Dublin Ireland. This year, the workshop runs from
Thursday, September 17th through Saturday, September 19th.

This year's topic is Computational and Algorithmic Geometry.

Funding and Sponsors:
The workshop is co-sponsored by Boston College, the HMI and the NSF. A
limited amount of funding is available for both junior and senior
researchers wishing to attend.
   
Speakers:

Misha Belolipetsky, (Durham)
Tara Brendle, (Glasgow)
Nathan Dunfield, (Urbana-Champaign)
David Eppstein, (UC Irvine)
Pat Hooper, (Northwestern)
Jon McCammond, (UC Santa Barbara)
Rob Meyerhoff, (Boston College)
Volodia Nekrashevych, (Texas A&M)
Walter Neumann, (Columbia)
Janos Pach, (Courant)
Tim Riley,  (Bristol)
Abigail Thompson, (UC Davis)
Karen Vogtmann, (Cornell)

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