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We are pleased to make the second announcement for the workshop

 

G 2 Days 2014

14-16 July 2014

University College London

 

The aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers working in G2 geometry as well as in other related areas.  The main themes of the meeting will be gauge theory and topology. The meeting will also include introductory talks for researchers interested in learning about the latest developments in this exciting subject.

 

Speakers: Katrin Becker (Texas A&M, TBC), Robert Bryant (Duke), Diarmuid Crowley (MPI Bonn), Sebastian Goette (Freiburg), Andriy Haydys (Bielefeld), Johannes Nordström (Bath), Goncalo Oliveira (Imperial) and Simon Salamon (KCL).

 

Further information can be found on the webpage http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucahjdl/G2Days2014.html where there is also a link to register for the workshop.  Attendance is free but places will be limited, and registration closes on 29 June 2014. We would like to particularly encourage postdocs and graduate students to attend. 

 

On behalf of the organisers:

 

Mark Haskins (Imperial College)

Jason Lotay (University College London)

Simon Salamon (King's College London)

 

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