March 29-April 2, 2010
February 11, 2010
Mathematics Professor Dennis Sullivan has been awarded the prestigious Wolf Prize in Mathematics, which is considered an equivalent of the Nobel Prize and worth $100,000. Sullivan, who was recognized for his innovative contributions to algebraic topology and conformal dynamics, will receive the award from President Shimon Peres and Education Minister and Wolf Foundation Council Chairman Gideon Sa’ar at the Israeli Knesset in May. …
The conference will cover topics in real and holomorphic one- and two-dimensional dynamics.
June 8-13, 2009
A conference in honor of Dusa McDuff's 60th birthday.
October 12-15, 2006
This workshop will cover questions and constructions in topology and geometry related to or motivated by string theory.
August 11-15, 2003
A conference on the occasion of Blaine Lawson's 60th Birthday.
June 1-7, 2002
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