The British Combinatorial Conference is a biennial event organized in the UK attracting international researchers in all areas of combinatorics.
The 28th British Combinatorial Conference will be delivered Online from Durham from 5th to 9th July 2021, see https://community.dur.ac.uk/bcc.2021/
The conference is organized by the Departments of Computer Science and Mathematical Sciences in Durham under the auspices of the ACiD research group. It is overseen by the British Combinatorial Committee.
NEWS:
- You can now submit an abstract for a 20-minute contributed talk (deadline 14th May).
- You can also register online (deadline 18th June). Registration is free of charge.
More information on the website: https://community.dur.ac.uk/bcc.2021/
Contact: bcc.2021@durham.ac.uk
REMINDER:
The plenary speakers will be:
- Karim Adiprasito (Copenhagen)
- Daniele Bartoli (Perugia)
- Marthe Bonamy (Bordeaux)
- Catherine Greenhill (UNSW Sydney)
- Martin Grohe (Aachen)
- Deryk Osthus (Birmingham)
- Oleg Pikhurko (Warwick)
- Cheryl Praeger (UWA)
- Colva Roney-Dougal (St Andrews)
The conference will host mini-symposia in the areas of:
- Codes and cryptography             organised by Maura Paterson (Birkbeck, University of London)
- Designs and Latin squares          organised by Ian Wanless (Monash University)
- Extremal combinatorics              organised by Peter Allen (LSE)
- Graph colouring                             organised by Irena Penev (Charles Universiy, Prague)
- Probabilistic combinatorics       organised by Agelos Georgakopoulos (University of Warwick)
- Temporal graphs                            organised by Thomas Erlebach (University of Leicester)
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