Dear colleagues,

  We are glad to announce the

Uppsala Summer School on Legendrian contact homology with a variety of augmentations,

mentored by Prof Lenny Ng from Duke University. It will be held on the week 33, i.e. 
2017/08/14-18 at Krusenberg Herrgård, near Uppsala, Sweden.

The model for this workshop is the very popular and successful Talbot Workshop. The 
workshop will constitute a weeklong retreat with talks and organised discussions during the 
day; enough time will be kept clear for informal discussions and collaborations. Prof Ng will 
outline the program of talks to be given by the participants, most of whom will be expected to 
give one of the talks.

The workshop discussions will have an expository nature and are aimed at graduate students 
and junior researchers interested in this area; no prior knowledge of Legendrian contact 
homology will be assumed.

Further information about the workshop, a preliminary program, and a registration page can 
be found at http://www2.math.uu.se/~margo137/LCH-school.htm. The deadline for 
registering is April 30.

If you know someone who is interested in participating or would like to receive more 
information about the workshop, please email us at the address 
[log in to unmask] All local expenses will be covered; we may also be able 
to subsidise participants' travel expenses within Europe. Please note that the number of 
participants will be strictly limited.

The organisers,
Marco Golla
Maksim Maydanskiy

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