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Limited funding is available to help early-career researchers attend the workshop. Applications for support must be made through the registration part of this site, and should be made not later than Nov 1, 2015.

There will be a poster session, on Tuesday afternoon Jan 5. Submission of a poster (if desired) is part of the registration process.

Registration is required, with a deadline of December 15, 2015. There is no registration fee.

Questions about the workshop should be directed to mmdp2016@cims.nyu.edu.

Concerning travel: all three NY-area airports have reasonable access to Manhattan. For those traveling with relatively little luggage, there is convenient rail transportation from both JFK and Newark airports to NY Penn Station (from which one can use subway or taxi); this option has the advantage of avoiding traffic-related delays (which depending upon the time of day can be substantial). Shared van service (Supershuttle) is another alternative, providing the convenience of door-to-door service. Taxis from JFK use a flat fare (about $53 plus tip and toll, usually approx $70 total). Taxis from Newark (EWR) use the metered fare (about $55 plus toll and tip, usually about $75 total). Taxis from LaGuardia use the metered fare (about $40 plus toll and tip, typically about $55).

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This workshop is co-organized by the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at NYU, and the Mathematical Institute at the University of Oxford. Major funding is provided by the NSF-funded PIRE project “Science at the Triple Point between Mathematics, Mechanics and Materials Science”

Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
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New York, NY 10012