Sonja Hohloch

List of plenary speakers (for all titles & abstracts, cf. conference booklet):

1. Maxim Arnold (UT Dallas)slides
2. Victor Bangert (University of Freiburg i.Br.)
3. Misha Bialy (Tel Aviv University): slides​
   
4. Alexey Bolsinov (Loughborough University): slides​
   
5. Gil Bor (CIMAT, Mexico): slides
   
6. Annalisa Calini (College of Charleston): slides​
   
7. Vladimir Dragovic (UT Dallas)
8. Andrew Hone (University of Kent)
9. Nikolay Martynchuk (University of Groningen): slides​
   
10. Yuri Suris (TU Berlin): slides​
    
11. Sue Tolman (UIUC)
    
12. Pierre Van Moerbeke (UC Louvain)
    
13. Cornelia Vizman (West University of Timisoara)
    
14. Marco Zambon (KU Leuven): slides​
    

List of contributed speakers (for titles & abstracts, cf. conference booklet):

1. Dinmukhammed Akpan (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
   
2. Owen Dearricott (La Trobe University)
3. Konstantinos Efstathiou (Duke Kunshan University)
   
4. Laszlo Feher (University of Szeged & Wigner Research Center for Physics): slides​
   
5. Anton Izosimov (University of Arizona)
   
6. Božidar Jovanović (Mathematical Institute SANU)
7. Melike Kaplan (Kastamonu University)
8. Giorgi Khimshiashvili (Ilia State University): slides​
   
9. Wookyung Kim (Lancaster University): slides​
   
10. Leendert Los (University of Groningen): slides​
    
11. Krzysztof Marciniak (Linköping University): slides​
    
12. Ian Marquette (University of Queensland): slides​
    
13. Andrey Mironov (Sobolev Institute of Mathematics)
14. Richard Montgomery (UC Santa Cruz): slides​
    
15. Joseph Palmer (UIUC & University of Antwerp): slides​
    
16. Anup Anand Singh (University of Leeds)
    
17. Daniel Tsodikovich (Tel Aviv University): slides​
    
18. Andreas Vollmer (University of Hamburg)
19. Aldo Witte (University of Antwerp)
    

Click here for the list of registered participants, including speakers & organizers (updated Aug 6, 2024)

• Organization committee: Misha Bialy (Tel Aviv), Sonja Hohloch (Antwerp), Vladimir Matveev (Jena), Sergei Tabachnikov (Penn State).
  
• Local organization committee: Sonja Hohloch (Antwerp), Joseph Palmer (Antwerp & UI Urbana-Champaign), Aldo Witte (Antwerp).
  
• Scientific committee: Misha Bialy (Tel Aviv), Alexey Bolsinov (Loughborough), Allan Fordy (Leeds), Boris Kruglikov (Tromsø), Andrzej Maciejewski (Zielona Gora), Álvaro Pelayo (Madrid), Vladimir Rubtsov (Angers), Dmitry Treschchev (Steklov Math. Inst. Moscow).
  
  

• SCHEDULE (updated Aug 8, 2023)
• ​BOOKLET (updated Aug 8, 2023) (including titles & abstracts and further useful information about the conference and city)
  

​FDIS 2023 will take place during August 7-11, 2023 "on campus only", i.e., there will not be any online/hybrid options for participation!

• Conference venue:​ in the very city center of Antwerp/Belgium, more precisely in Building C on the campus "Stadscampus" of the University of Antwerp. Here is a map of campus "Stadscampus" (where building C is officially denoted as "S.C" where "S" is the abbreviation for "stadscampus"). ATTENTION: the conference does thus NOT take place on Campus Middelheim where the math department is located!
  
• Conference lecture halls: The plenary lectures are planned in lecture hall S.C.003. The contributed talks take place in S.C.002 and S.C.003. The seminar room S.C.001 can be used  for individual discussions and socializing. (The name of lecture halls is composed as follows: campus abbreviation ("S") dot building ("C") dot room number where the "0" at the beginning of the room number indicates "ground floor"). Both lecture halls S.C.002 and S.C.003 have blackboards and a projector screen.
  
• Poster session: The poster boards will be placed in the corridor leading to the conference lecture halls S.C.001, S.C.002, and S.C.003.
  

• REGISTRATION is free but mandatory for logistic & organisational reasons like estimating the amount of coffee needed during breaks...
  
• The deadline for application for funded accommodation was April 16, 2023: The conference has a certain amount of funding to cover the local accommodation of a certain number of participants (with preference given to junior participants).
  
• The deadline for application for giving a contributed talk and/or presenting a poster was April 16, 2023: the conference plans to have, apart from talks by the plenary speakers, also contributed talks by a certain number of participants plus a poster session. 
• The deadline for participation without applying for funding/ contributed talk/ poster was July 1, 2023. 
  

• For how to get to Antwerp/Belgium, please consult https://www.uantwerpen.be/nl/personeel/sonja-hohloch/private-webpage/travel-directions/ and/or ask GoogleMaps. If your stay is not funded by the conference, you may search for accommodation for instance via booking portals like booking.com or via googleMaps...
  
• The plenary and senior contributed speakers and organizers whose accommodation is directly covered by the conference will be in the Leonardo Hotel located in the street "De Keyserlei" next to the main train station (Attention: there is another Hotel Leonardo a bit further away).
• The junior participants whose accommodation is covered directly by the conference will be placed in the youth hostels Pulcinella and ASH.
  

​Click here to download the conference poster!​

• Click HERE for some information (touristic and otherwise) provided by the Tourist Information of Antwerp.
• Click HERE for what wikipedia claims to know about Antwerp.
• Click HERE for some information about the park & fortress "Fort 4" in Mortsel, about 25min by tram 15 from Antwerp City center.

FDIS 2023 is financed by

• The University of Antwerp.​
• The Department of Mathematics of the University of Antwerp.
  
• ​EoS project "Symplectic techniques in differential geometry" (G0H4518N) of the Excellence of Science (EoS) program funded by FWO and F.R.S-FRNS.
• ​National Science Foundation (NSF).​