Friday 23rd October – Friday 23rd October 2020
This one day workshop will take place on Friday 23 October online.
Registrations have now closed.
Organisers: Michael Wilsher, Carl Dettmann and Justin Coon
Many networks are spatial in that nodes have a location and links are more common between closely spaced nodes. Following events held in Oxford and Bristol in 2016-19 we are running a symposium (this year, online) on spatial networks and applications to diverse complex networks and wireless communications. Contributions for research talks in the symposium in all areas relevant to spatial, complex and/or wireless networks and stochastic geometry are very welcome. Information about the previous events can be found at
Confirmed keynote speakers:
The workshop will take place on a variety of platforms, with the main platform for the talks being on Zoom. For Zoom guidance please see the Zoom guidance participants
As we are unable to mingle in person this year, we will be using Remo on coffee breaks and the poster session. This informal gathering is to allow for speakers and attendees to meet up and socialise if they wish.
Please see guidance video on how to use Remo.
We will also be using Slack, as a way for speakers and participants to communicate during the workshop. Guidance on Slack can be found here
The event will start at 9:30 finishing at 16:30.
Programme:
09:30- 09:40 – Welcome
09:40- 10:25 – Jürgen Hackl, University of Liverpool
10:25- 10:50 – Orestis Georgiou, University of Cyprus
10:50- 11:05 – Break
11:05- 11:30 – Carl Dettmann, University of Bristol
11:30- 11:45 – Break
11:45- 12:10 – Aleix Bassolas, Universitat Rovira i Virgili
12:10- 12:35 – James Burridge, University of Portsmouth
12:35-13:30 – Lunch break
13:30- 14:10 – Poster session
14:10-14:55 – Ginestra Bianconi, Queen Mary University of London
14:55- 15:10 – Break
15:15-16:00 – Harpreet S. Dhillion, Virginia Tech
16:00- 16:25 – Ben Webb, Brigham Young University
16:25- 16:30 – End of event
Please contact maths-conference-administrator@bristol.ac.uk if you have any questions.
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