The Many Combinatorial Legacies of Richard P. Stanley: Immense Birthday Glory of the Epic Catalonian Rascal
ANNOUNCEMENTS, CONFERENCES
A conference in honor of Richard P. Stanley’s 80th birthday.
June 3-7, 2024
Harvard Geological Lecture Hall
View and Download Full Conference Program
Watch a Playlist of the Conference Talks
- Speakers:
- George Andrews (Penn State) Presentation Slides
- Sara Billey (U. Washington) Presentation Slides
- Persi Diaconis (Stanford) Presentation Slides
- Sergey Fomin (U. Michigan) Presentation Slides
- Phil Hanlon (Dartmouth) Presentation Slides
- Takayuki Hibi (Osaka) Presentation Slides
- Donald Knuth (Stanford) Presentation Slides
- Christian Krattenthaler (Vienna) Presentation Slides
- Isabella Novik (U. Washington) Presentation Slides
- Soichi Okada (Nagoya) Presentation Slides
- Igor Pak (UCLA) Presentation Slides
- Jim Propp (UMass Lowell) Presentation Slides
- Alan Sokal (U. College London) Presentation Slides
- Kenneth Stanley (Maven) Presentation Slides
- Richard Stanley Presentation Slides
- Sharon Stanley (U. Memphis) Presentation Slides
- Michelle Wachs (U. Miami) Presentation Slides
- Stephanie van Willigenburg (UBC) Presentation Slides
- Peter Winkler (Dartmouth)
- Catherine Yan (Texas A&M) Presentation Slides
Funding
Funding application submissions closed as of March 15.
Housing Options
- Boston University
- Book a private bedroom in a shared apartment for $107.30.
- 10 Buick Street
- Boston, MA 02215
Parking Information
Conference attendees can purchase permits to nearby Harvard garages and lots.
If you do not have a Harvard key, you can purchase a permit as a visitor (registration required). You can purchase the permit up to 7 days in advance.
Organizers: Alejandro Morales (UQAM, UMass Amherst) Tom Roby (UConn) and Lauren Williams (Harvard University).
MIT contacts: Alex Postnikov and Yufei Zhao.
Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, Harvard University Mathematics, MIT Mathematics, MIT Richard P. Stanley Fund in Combinatorics, Clay Mathematics Institute, Jane Street, The Combinatorics Consortium, and The Akamai Foundation (Bonnie Berger and Tom Leighton).
Poster background graphics courtesy of Alejandro Morales.
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