Where?
The presentations, accommodation, and meals will take place at the Hotel Lac Salin in Livigno, Italy.
As in previous years, the conference hotel is easily accessible from all over the world by public trnsport. The closest bus stop to the hotel is Livigno, S.Rocco, Pedrana 4, but the hotel is also accessible via a 20-minute walk from Livigno, Centro bus stop. For connections to Livigno, Centro from Switzerland, please consult the SBB website. For local buses from Italy, please use the Bus Perego website.
By train
From most destinations, the easiest way to reach Livigno is via Zurich, with a journey time of 3 hours. Connections and tickets can be found on the SBB website. If you are travelling from Germany, it may be cheaper to purchase a direct train ticket to Zernez, followed by a bus ticket. From Austria, you can also reach Livigno by bus and train via Landeck and Pfunds. Another cheap way to reach Livigno from anywhere in Switzerland or Landeck is to buy the SBB Saver Day Pass several months in advance.
By plane
Although Livigno is located in Italy, we recommend flying to Zurich, as the connections from Italian airports are long and tedious.
When?
The congress will take place from Monday, 14 September to Friday, 18 September. Arrival is on Sunday evening and departure is on Saturday morning.
How to attend?
Participation is by invitation only. A conference fee will be asked for each participant. If you have not received an invitation, you can email the organisers.
Organising Committee
You can send an email to cspworldcongress at gmail.com to contact us.
Steering Committee
List of confirmed participants
- Kristina Asimi (Durham University)
- Libor Barto (Charles University)
- Jan Bok (Charles University)
- Zarathustra Brady (Free spirit)
- Johanna Brunar (TU Wien)
- Andrei Bulatov (Simon Fraser University)
- Silvia Butti (King's College London)
- Lorenzo Ciardo (TU Graz)
- Jorrit de Boer (TU Wien)
- Leonid Dorochko (Jagiellonian University)
- Roman Feller (TU Wien)
- Marek Filakovský (Masaryk University)
- Žaneta Genčiová (TU Wien)
- Santiago Guzman Pro (TU Dresden)
- Max Hadek (Charles University)
- Iris Hebbeker (TU Graz)
- Gideo Joubert (Hamburg University of Technology)
- Leopold Karl (TU Wien)
- Michael Kompatscher (Charles University)
- Jana Kreiß (Hamburg University of Technology)
- Andrei Krokhin (Durham University)
- Moritz Lichter (RWTH Aachen)
- Petar Marković (University of Novi Sad)
- Miklós Maróti (Bolyai Institute, University of Szeged)
- Barnaby Martin (Durham University)
- Antoine Mottet (Hamburg University of Technology)
- Tomáš Nagy (Masaryk University)
- Tamio-Vesa Nakajima (University of Marburg)
- Radek Olšák (Charles University)
- Jakub Opršal (University of Birmingham)
- Davide Perinti (Hamburg University of Technology)
- Lukas Pieper (Charles University)
- Michael Pinsker (TU Wien)
- Jakub Rydval (TU Wien)
- Moritz Schöbi (TU Wien)
- Michel Sénégas (Hamburg University of Technology)
- Christoph Spiess (TU Wien)
- Florian Starke (TU Dresden)
- Danny Vagnozzi (Durham University)
- Paul Winkler (TU Dresden)
- Michał Wrona (Jagiellonian University)
- Dmitriy Zhuk (Charles University)
- Standa Zivny (University of Oxford)