Rutgers Geometric Analysis Online Conference Monday-Thursday, May 17-20, 2021 Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

This four-day Zoom conference will highlights recent developments in geometric analysis, including geometric flows, minimal surfaces, gauge theory, and symplectic geometry. One day is reserved for mini-course lectures that introduce Ph.D. students and postdoctoral researchers to concepts in geometric analysis and the remaining days are devoted to research lectures by leading experts in geometric analysis.

Invited Speakers for the Geometric Analysis Conference:

Jingyi Chen (University of British Columbia, Canada) 
Aleksander Doan (Columbia University and Trinity College, Cambridge) 
Andriy Haydys (Freiburg University, Germany) 
James Isenberg (University of Oregon) 
Bruce Kleiner (Courant Institute) 
Dan Knopf (University of Texas, Austin) 
Francesco Lin (Columbia University) 
Christos Mantoulidis (Brown University) 
Jo Nelson (Rice University) 
Felix Schulze (Warwick University) 
Antoine Song (Princeton University) 
Jeffrey Streets (University of California, Irvine) 
Song Sun (University of California, Berkeley) 
Richard Wentworth (University of Maryland)
Boyu Zhang (Princeton University) 
Xuwen Zhu (University of California, Berkeley) 
Xin Zhou (University of California, Santa Barbara) 

For further details of the program, please visit the conference website:

https://finmath.rutgers.edu/geometric-analysis-conf-2021

Registration is free but required in order to receive the conference Zoom meeting information.

This event is supported by Rutgers University and the National Science Foundation. Graduate students, junior faculty, women, individuals from groups under-represented in the mathematical sciences or from institutions with little federal support, and persons with disabilities are especially encouraged to participate.

Organizers:

Paul Feehan, Dan Ketover, Natasa Sesum, and Chris Woodward 
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

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