The Ontario Combinatorics Workshop is an annual meeting for researchers working in combinatorics from Ontario and surrounding areas to gather and share their latest research developments. The objective of this meeting is to have an atmosphere conducive to research discussion and collaboration. The setting of the meeting is informal to provide a friendly environment for students and post-doctoral fellows to present their results, to exchange ideas, and to gain exposure to various topics in combinatorics. It is also a place where students and faculties meet, which may foster future collaborations.

Format:

The Ontario Combinatorics Workshop will be a two-day event consisting of three invited talks and several sessions of contributed talks (primarily by graduate students and post-docs).

Peter Rodney Memorial Book Prize:

The prize will go to the student who gives the best talk in the workshop in honour of Dr. Peter Rodney (1965-1995).

Invited speakers: 

• Torsten Mütze - Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
• Elizabeth Hartung - Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, USA
• Aaron Williams - Bard College at Simon’s Rock, USA  

Organizer Contact:

Joe Sawada:

Registration:

Registration is now open. Please use the link at the top right hand corner of this page to register.

If you are submitting an abstract, you can do so at the end of your registration. Alternatively, you can submit your abstract at a later time using the abstract submission link, also found at the top right hand corner of this page.

Accommodation and Parking:

For information regarding on-campus accommodation at the University of Guelph, follow this link.

There is free parking on the weekend at the University of Guelph. For more information, follow this link.