Dear Friends,

We sincerely apologize for the short notice, but we would to bring your attention to the following online conference over the upcoming weekend:

Special Session on Gauge Theory, Geometry, and Low-Dimensional Topology
Co-Organizers: Paul Feehan and Danny Ruberman

American Mathematical Society 
Spring Eastern Sectional Meeting (formerly at Brown University)
March 20-21, 2021
Meeting #1165
Website: http://www.ams.org/meetings/sectional/2284_program.html

Our special session features the following 23 speakers and includes discussion periods in addition to the Q&A periods at the c conclusion of each talk:

Name	Institution
Tom Leness 	FIU
Dave Auckly 	Kansas State
Jianfeng Lin 	UC San Diego
Andras Juhasz 	Oxford
Inanc Baykur 	U Mass Amherst
Aleksander Doan 	Columbia
John Etnyre 	Georgia Tech
Guillem Cazassus	Indiana U
Kristen Hendricks 	Rutgers
Donghao Wang 	MIT
Ian Zemke 	Princeton
Artem Kotelskiy	Indiana U
Adam Levine 	Duke
Langte Ma 	Stony Brook
Juanita Pinzon-Caicedo 	Notre Dame
John Baldwin 	Boston College
David Duncan 	James Madison U
Sherry Gong	Stanford
Zhenkun Li	Stanford
Steven Sivek	Imperial College London
Piotr Suwara	Impan
Boyu Zhang 	Princeton
Chris Scaduto 	Miami

Please visit the AMS link above for registration and Zoom information. We look forward to seeing you this weekend!

Best regards,
Paul Feehan and Danny Ruberman

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