The Conference: R.D.M. Accola's Work: In Memoriam
http://math.bu.edu/people/ep/Accola/
will be held at Boston University, Friday afternoon through Saturday 
March 18-19, 2016.
This meeting is intended to honor Bob Accola (1930-2011), explore and 
promote further extensions of his important work on Riemann Surfaces. 
Main Lectures will be given by:

Alexandru Buium, University of New Mexico
Eleanor Farrington, Massachusetts Maritime Academy
David Grant, University of Colorado Boulder (TBC)
Bruno Harris, Brown University
Ernst Kani, Queen's University
Michael Rosen, Brown University

For additional speakers, activities, and details please visit the web 
page presently under construction:
http://math.bu.edu/people/ep/Accola/

This conference is made possible by the Sponsorship of the National 
Security Agency. If you wish to offer a presentation or poster on the 
main topic please email me, the organizer. Provided you are a US Citizen 
or Permanent Resident I can reimburse your expenses partly or fully, 
from the NSA grant. We strongly encourage underrepresented or disabled 
mathematicians to apply.

A registration link will soon be available from the webpage. 
Registration Fees include refreshments and a buffet lunch on Saturday, 
as well as the information packet containing scientific and logistic 
materials; if a waiver of the fee can help you, I can probably 
accommodate it, just let me know.

A Proceedings Volume is planned.

Please join us in celebration of a humble and epoch-making mathematician.
The organizer,
emma previato, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Boston University
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