We would like to announce the 27th British Combinatorial Conference (BCC 2019) that will be held at the University of Birmingham from 29th July to 2nd August 2019.
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/bcc2019
There will be 9 plenary lectures:
- Michael Krivelevich (Tel Aviv), who will deliver the Clay Lecture
- Penny Haxell (Waterloo), who will deliver the Richard Rado Lecture
- Dan Král' (Masaryk and Warwick)
- Kristin Lauter (Microsoft Research)
- Hendrik van Maldeghem (Ghent)
- Iain Moffatt (Royal Holloway)
- Igor Pak (UCLA)
- Daniel Paulusma (Durham)
- Gábor Tardos (Rényi Institute)
Through the generous support of the Heilbronn Institute there will be six invited mini-symposia:
- Additive Combinatorics (organized by J. Wolf): O. Janzer, S. Lindqvist, O. Serra, S. Stevens.
- Designs and Latin Squares (organised by P. Cameron): R. Bailey, S. Goryainov, M. Paterson, I. Wanless.
- Extremal Combinatorics (organised by O. Pikhurko): P. Allen, J. Böttcher, D. Conlon and Z. Füredi.
- Graph Colouring (organised by Z. Dvořák): M. Bonamy, J. van den Heuvel, R. Kang, L. Postle.
- Probabilistic Combinatorics (organised by D. Conlon): M. Bucic, S. Gerke, M. Jenssen, J. Lee.
- Ramsey Theory (organised by M. Axenovich): A. Dudek, A. Gyárfás, D. Mubayi, A. Pokrovskiy.
Early bird registration is already open and available until 31st May 2019. All participants are encouraged to submit an abstract on a topic related to the conference and give a 20-minute presentation.
Through the partnerships with the London Mathematical Society and the Clay Mathematics Institute, we have a significant amount of support available for students and early-career participants, and for participants working in developing countries.
For further information please see the conference webpage:
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/bcc2019
Looking forward to seeing you in Birmingham!
Allan, Andrew, Guillem and Richard
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