Bers 100  and Iberoamerican  congress on geometry, City University of New 
York, Graduate Center, May 19-22, 2014.

The Bers 100 celebration, an informal meeting to observe the 100th 
anniversary of his birth,  will begin  at 1pm on Monday, May 19, 2014 and will 
immediately be followed by the sixth  Iberoamerican congress on geometry, 
May 20-22, 2014.

Invited Bers 100 speakers:   Yair Minsky (Yale University) and Dennis Sullivan 
(CUNY Graduate Center and Stony Brook University). Other events to be 
planned.

Invited  Iberoamerican congress on geometry speakers:  Ian Agol (University 
of California,  Berkeley),   Moira Chas (Stony Brook University),  Nuria Fagella 
(University of Barcelona), Jeremy Kahn (City University of New York,  
Graduate Center), Sarah Koch (University of Michigan), Maryam Mirzakhani 
(Stanford University), Christian Schnell (Stony Brook University),  Ignacio Sols 
(Universidad Complutense of Madrid),  and Juan Souto (University of British 
Columbia).



Both meetings will take place at the City University of New York, Graduate 
Center.
This will be the sixth Iberoamerican congress on Geometry.  In previous years 
the congress was held at Olmue, Chile (1998), Guanajuato, Mexico (2001), 
Salamanca, Spain (2004), Ouro Preto, Brazil (2007),  and Pucon, Chile (2010).

The website for both events is: http://fsw01.bcc.cuny.edu/zhe.wang/IB.html.  
Pre/registration for Bers 100 will help determine its program- write to Ara 
Basmajian, Jozek Dodziuk, Linda Keen, or Irwin Kra with suggestions.


Scientific Committee for  the  Iberoamerican  congress:
Ara Basmajian,  Laura DeMarco, Linda Keen,  Irwin Kra,  Yair Minsky, Jose 
Maria Munoz Porras,  and Rubi Rodriguez.

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