March 27-29, 2010 (Saturday - Monday)
Scientific Committee: |
Social Committee: |
| Liljana Babinkostova | Billy Hudson |
| Andrés E. Caicedo | |
| Masaru Kada | |
| Marion Scheepers |
Funded by NSF grant DMS 0503444
Invited Speakers:
Frank D. Tall (University of Toronto)
Justin T. Moore (Cornell University)
Dilip Raghavan (University
of Toronto, Fields Institute)
Toshimichi Usuba (University of Bonn)
Participants (that we know of):
If you wish to participate or if you are not on the mailing list for the conference and wish to be, please contact the organizers at best@diamond.boisestate.edu
Contact Information: To contact the organizers, email:
best (at) diamond (dot) boisestate (dot) edu
Location: Boise State University: Mathematics-Geology Building, Room 139.
Abstracts: We gratefully acknowledge the abstract services provided by Atlas Conferences Inc. The deadline for submitting an abstract is March 25, 2010.
Schedule: Follow this link
please.
Schedule Updates:
March 26, 10:30 a.m.: Note the update on the second talk for Saturday, and the
first talk for Monday.
Note the update in session chairs. The initials in the last column of the
schedule indicate the chair for that session.
Lodging: The Hampton Inn & Suites Boise/Downtown will provide lodging at a reduced rate for BEST participants. To take advantage of this reduced rate participants should make reservations before March 12. After March 12 lodging will be available at prevailing rates. The Hampton Inn & Suites Boise/Downtown has also created a specific online reservation site for BEST participants. Please use the following link:
Hampton Inn & Suites Boise/Downtown: BEST Conference Reservation Site
Transportation: The Boise Shuttle Service provides complimentary shuttle service to and from the hotel. Please see their web site for more details.
Financial Support: There is no registration fee for participating in BEST.
Limited financial support is available to partially offset lodging expenses of
up to eight participants, and to partially offset lodging plus airfare expenses of
up to two participants. In order to optimize the impact of the support the criteria
applied to applications for support include whether the participant has access to
alternative financial support for the conference, whether the participant is presenting
a talk at the conference, and the career stage of the participant.
Preference is given to graduate students and early career researchers.
University accounting regulations require completing certain forms
appropriately, submitting original receipts of expenses and completion of the
conference before issuing reimbursement checks.
To apply for support, email the organizers at
best@diamond.boisestate.edu
with a request for support.
Include the following information:
Name:
Affiliation:
Current Position:
Career stage: (years past Ph.D.)
Support requested: (Lodging (8 available), or both lodging and airfare (2
available).)
Applications from graduate students must be supported by a separate email from their
thesis advisor.
The deadline for applications is March 15, 2010.
Applicants will be notified as soon as possible after March 15 about the status of their
application.
Social Event: Billy and Kris Hudson will host a social get together after the talks on Sunday, March 29 at their home. Billy's e-mail address is billyhudson@boisestate.edu. More details will be given during the conference.
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