Current & Previous Theory Days

The New York Theory Day is a semi-annual conference aimed to bring together people in New York Metropolitan area for one day of interaction and discussion. The Theory Day features several (usually 4-5) hour-long presentations by leading theoretical computer scientists about state-of-the-art advances in various areas. Some presentations give a survey of the latest advances in some area, while others may concentrate on a particular (often ground-breaking!) result. The meeting is free and open to everyone; in particular, students are encouraged to attend.

Details

The Theory Day is held at alternating locations: in the Fall, it's held at NYU (Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, 251 Mercer Street, Auditorium 109) and in the Spring it's at Columbia (Davis auditorium, 412 Schapiro CEPSR building).

For directions to Theory Day at NYU, please see our directions page and the NYU campus map (Building 77) .

For directions to Theory Day at Columbia, please see here .

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Hosts:

NYU: Marshall Ball, marshall.ball at cs.nyu.edu
Aaron Bernstein, aaron.bernstein at nyu.edu
Columbia: Josh Alman, josh at cs.columbia.edu
Henry Yuen, henry.yuen at columbia.edu

-Some travel support is provided by DIMACS/Simons Collaboration in Lower Bounds in Computational Complexity through NSF grant #CCF-1836666.

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