(GOW). Here's the call for papers. Submission deadline for 4-page
abstracts: April 30. The organizers are trying to ascertain how many people
will attend, so if you're even just considering this workshop, please fill
this "possible attendance" form <https://forms.gle/tdB3XVUn3iM4KqLM7>.
Leo Liberti, CNRS & Ecole Polytechnique
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Second Call for Papers to HUGO 2020 - XV. Global Optimization Workshop
<https://www.inf.u-szeged.hu/hugo/>
University of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary, 5-8 September 2022, hybrid setting
This workshop organized by the University of Szeged offers a traditional
forum for researchers and practitioners to discuss new issues, challenging
problems, advanced solutions and new trends in global optimization. Since
1985, a tradition of Global Optimization Workshops exists that senior
researchers and PhD students meet in a single-stream session environment to
discuss approaches, algorithms and challenging applications in the field of
global optimization.
You will also have the opportunity to visit Szeged, the sunniest city in
Hungary that is famous for its vibrant atmosphere, spectacular festivals
and last but not least for its internationally acclaimed university. The
University of Szeged gave Albert Szent-Györgyi the Nobel-prize awarded
scientist to the world, and nurtured Katalin Karikó the world renowned
biochemist. We also take great pride in the fact that the University of
Szeged has been the best Hungarian university for several years according
to QS World University Rankings.
The two closest international airports are those of Budapest and Timișoara
(in Romania). We offer some help for the airport transfer that will be
described later.
Plenary speakers:
Inmanuel Bomze, University of Vienna
Marco Locatelli, University of Parma
Ruth Misener, Imperial College London
Grant for young researchers: to renew the tradition to invite young
researchers to the Workshop on Global Optimization we are pleased to
announce that HUGO is offering a number of grants to support participation.
The support includes a waiver on the participation fee and a modest
accommodation in a student dormitory. To apply, send the following
documents as a single pdf by e-mail to hugo@inf.szte.hu: your extended
abstract, your CV, and a letter of recommendation from your supervisor, if
you are a PhD student.
The deadline for the application is the same as for the submission of the
abstract. Successful applicants will be notified together with the
acceptance of their talk. We especially encourage young researchers from
economically weak countries to apply.
Abstract submission: all participants wishing to present a talk at HUGO
2022 should prepare an extended abstract of 4 pages in our LaTeX style <
https://www.inf.u-szeged.hu/hugo/sites/default/files/2022-03/templateHUGO2022.zip>.
Detailed instructions for preparing a manuscript are given in the template.
Submission should be done through EasyChair <
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=hugo2022>.
Workshop fee: 300 EUR for on-site participants; it includes lunches, coffee
breaks, proceedings of the abstracts with ISBN, conference dinner, and some
cultural programmes.
150 EUR for online participants; including access to all talks and
discussions and some social programs that can be broadcasted.
Important dates:
Confirmation of participation: asap (please fill in our short form <
https://forms.gle/tdB3XVUn3iM4KqLM7> even if not sure)
Deadline for the submission of extended abstracts: April 30, 2022
Notification of acceptance: May 31, 2022
Camera-ready manuscripts for the proceedings due date: June 30, 2022
Deadline for registration: June 30, 2022
Special Issues:
A special issue of Mathematical Programming B and the Journal of Global
Optimization will be devoted to HUGO 2022. The submission deadlines will be
announced after the meeting.
Organizers:
Boglárka G.-Tóth, Balázs Bánhelyi, Tibor Csendes, Tamás Vinkó
(Institute of Informatics, University of Szeged, Hungary)
Contact: hugo@inf.u-szeged.hu or any of the organizers above
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