Highlights Collaborative Research Week (CREW)
Highlights'26 will be followed by the Highlights’ Collaborative Research Week (CREW), from September 14 to 18 at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria.
Note that this is located outside of Vienna, ISTA being 20 km North of Vienna. Special hosting arrangements on site during CREW will be made available at additional costs
The registration link for CREW is here: https://pretix.eu/ista-events/CReW/
Please note that early bird registration closed on 27 July. But the registrations will remain open till September 13th.
Participants to CREW are free to organise any scientific activity they wish. Like the previous two editions, this year will also include the following working groups:
- Methods and Automata for Mathematical Models with Arbitrarily Many Interacting Agents (MAMMAMIA), organised by Corto Mascle and Isa Vialard.
- Games on graphs, organised by Irmak SaÄźlam and Keya Prakash.
On the first day, participants will be invited to present an open problem they are interested in working about. Other possibilities can be to
- meet someone in particular and work together,
- organise or attend a seminar/workshop/reading group,
- gather for solving open problems,
- solicit, offer and participate in a lecture.
Working spaces will be provided on site for these activities to take place. If any activity requires planning, please reach out to leonard.brice@ist.ac.at or keya.prakash@lis-lab.fr.
We encourage participants to declare their intent to come and offer activities in advance using the chat of highlights. Currently the list of registered participants include:
- Arka Ghosh – LaBRI, University of Bordeaux (arka.ghosh@u-bordeaux.fr)
- Matan Pinkas – Ben Gurion University (matan.pinkas@gmail.com)
- Dorian Guyot – University of Fribourg (dorian.guyot@unifr.ch)
- Jingjje Yang – University of Oxford (jingjie.yang@jesus.ox.ac.uk)
- Corto Mascle – MPI-SWS Kaiserslautern (cmascle@mpi-sws.org)
- Marin Ricros – RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau (mricros@mpi-sws.org)
- Suman Sadhukhan – TU Clausthal (suman.sadhukhan@tu-clausthal.de)
- Piotr Bacik – University of Oxford & Max Planck Institute for Software Systems (piotr.bacik@stcatz.ox.ac.uk)
- Ali Asadi – Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ali.asadi@ist.ac.at)
- Léonard Brice – Institute of Science and Technology Austria (leonard.brice@ista.ac.at)
- Filip Cano – Institute of Science and Technology Austria (filip.cano@ist.ac.at)
- Krishnendu Chatterjee – Institute of Science and Technology Austria (krishnendu.chatterjee@ist.ac.at)
- Satya Prakash Nayak – Institute of Science and Technology Austria (Satya.Nayak@ist.ac.at)
- Ali Shafiee – Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ali.shafiee@ist.ac.at)
- Anton Varonka – Institute of Science and Technology Austria (Anton.Varonka@ist.ac.at)
- Emily Clement – CNRS, LIPN (emily.clement@lipn.univ-paris13.fr)
- Thejaswini K S – Université Libre de Bruxelles (thejaswini.raghavan@ulb.be)
- Enzo Erlich – IRIF, Université Paris-Cité and LRE, Paris, France (erlich@irif.fr)
- Christophe Grandmont – Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) & Université de Mons (UMONS) (christophe.grandmont@umons.ac.be)
- Olivier Idir – IRIF, Université Paris-Cité (idir@irif.fr)
- Angelo Matteo – University of Udine (angelo.matteo@uniud.it)
- Matthieu Vermeil – LaBRI (matthieu.vermeil@laposte.net)
- Aidan Healy – University of Oxford (aidan_healy@outlook.com)