Dear colleagues,
 
This is a reminder of the upcoming deadline (31 January) for the school and workshop

    Knots and Braids in Norway (KaBiN)
 
to be held at NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim from May 
13 to 17, 2019.
 
This meeting aims to bring together people with varying points of view who are interested in 
knots and braids. The school is aimed at Ph.D. students and will cover algebraic aspects and 
moduli spaces of knots. The workshop will give glimpses into current research directions. 
We plan for the schedule to allow ample time for discussions and collaboration among 
participants. 
 
The school consists of two lecture series by:
 
    Ryan Budney (University of Victoria)
    Alissa Crans (Loyola Marymount University)
 
The current list of confirmed workshop speakers is:
 
    Corey Bregman (Brandeis University)
    Celeste Damiani (University of Leeds)
    Kim Frøyshov (University of Oslo)
    Richard Hepworth (University of Aberdeen) 
    Victoria Lebed (Université de Caen Normandie)
    Arnau Mortier (Dublin City University) 
    Mark Powell (Durham University)
    Arunima Ray (Max-Planck-Institut für Mathematik Bonn)
    Arthur Soulié (Université de Strasbourg)
 
 
All interested to come should register via the website 

        https://sites.google.com/view/knots-and-braids-in-norway

indicating if they would like to contribute and if they need financial support. Priority will be 
given to graduate students, recent PhDs, and underrepresented minorities. Funds from the 
project "Pure Mathematics in Norway" of the Bergen Research Foundation with the 
collaboration of the Tromsø Research Foundation support this event.
 
Please apply as early as possible to facilitate our planning process.
 
Best regards, 
 
the organisers
 
Rachael Boyd (NTNU)
Tara Brendle (University of Glasgow)
Markus Szymik (NTNU)

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