First Announcement - Registration Open

Spring 2024 Redbud Geometry / Topology Conference: Orderable Groups and Topology

WHEN:  April 12-14, 2024
WHERE:  Oklahoma State University
WEBSITE: https://math.okstate.edu/conferences/redbud

SPEAKERS:
Idrissa Ba, University of Manitoba
Adam Clay, University of Manitoba
Nathan Dunfield, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Cameron Gordon, University of Texas at Austin
Ying Hu, University of Nebraska, Omaha
Tao Li, Boston College
Rachel Roberts, Washington University in St. Louis
Dale Rolfsen, University of British Columbia
Hannah Turner, Georgia Institute of Technology

The Spring 2024 Redbud conference will be held at Oklahoma State University April 12–14, 2024. The Redbud conference is a regional conference in topology and geometry with participants from the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, the University of Arkansas, and elsewhere.

Friday 12th of April will be a graduate student workshop, with introductory talks on orderable groups in the context of low-dimensional topology. The main conference will be held on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th of April.

We plan to cover a portion of the travel expenses for participants without other means of support. Graduate student, recent Ph.D.s, and mathematicians in underrepresented groups working in geometry and topology are especially encouraged to apply for funding.

We hope to see you in April!

Local organizers:
Neil Hoffman
Jonathan Johnson
Henry Segerman

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