Tuesday, January 22, 2019

[DMANET] 2-3 May: 1st EUROYoung Workshop in Seville, Spain

*1st EUROYoung Workshop*
*Sevilla, Spain. 2-3 May 2019.*
An initiative sponsored by EURO, directed towards young O.R. researchers.

Website: https://euroyoung.github.io/workshop19.html
Email: euroyoung+1workshop@protonmail.com
Registration: https://goo.gl/forms/RVwDlXqhdNXZj7Yw2

*Key facts:*

- No enrolment fees.
- Free accommodation for the first 48 participants.
- Free meals.
- Social activities.
- *Invited lectures* by *Ana Viana* (INESC-TEC and University of Porto,
Portugal) and *Federico Perea* (Polytechnic University of Valencia,
Spain).
- *Contributed sessions* to present your research in a young,
collaborative, and relaxed environment.
- *Tutorial sessions* to learn about useful techniques and tools.
- Opportunities for networking and tutoring with the invited speakers.

Find more information on our website:
*https://euroyoung.github.io/workshop19.html
<https://euroyoung.github.io/workshop19.html>*

*Who are we?*

EUROYoung was born in 2018 as an EURO-sponsored initiative. EURO is the
European Association of Operational Research Societies.
We are a group dedicated to organising training and dissemination events
for young O.R. scientists.
Our objectives include fostering collaboration among students and
early-career researchers in O.R.; providing young O.R. scholars and
practitioners with tools to advance their careers, mainly through training;
creating networks both among young researchers and with more senior leaders
in the field of O.R.; connecting demand and offer in the O.R. job market,
both in academia and the industry.

*Thanks to...*

We are able to offer this event at almost no cost for the participants
thanks to the generosity of EURO and of the Institute of Mathematics of the
University of Seville.

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Alberto Santini on behalf of the organising committe:
Lavinia Amorosi
Martina Fischetti
Marina Leal
Moisés Rodriguez
Alberto Santini

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