[Opt-Net] XXXV Dynamics Days US 2016 - Deadline approaching

[Dynamics Days US]

Dear Colleague,

The 35th edition of Dynamics Days US will take place in downtown Durham, 
North Carolina, on January 7­10, 2016. This year the conference is hosted 
by three universities in the Research Triangle of North Carolina: Duke 
University, North Carolina State University and the University of North 
Carolina at Chapel Hill.  For further information, please see
http://ddaysus2016.phy.duke.edu/

Important dates:
• Deadline for abstract submission: November 20, 2015
• Notification of acceptance: December 9, 2015
• Deadline for early bird registration: December 16, 2015
• Deadline for hotel reservation: December 16, 2015
• Dynamics Days US Conference: January 7­10, 2016

The scope of Dynamics Days includes research in all areas of dynamical 
systems and nonlinear science from the perspectives of modeling, 
mathematical foundations, applications, and experiments. Abstracts can be 
submitted via http://ddaysus2016.phy.duke.edu/?page_id=34 . General 
registration is $300 by Dec. 16th, and a reduced rate of $175 is offered 
for students and post­docs.

The following invited speakers have confirmed their participation

Aparna Baskaran, Brandeis University
Rafi Blumenfeld, Imperial College, London
Nicholas Buchler, Duke University
Dmitri Chklovskii, Simons Center for Data Analysis
Jim Crutchfield, UC, Davis
Lucas Goehring, Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization
Rudy Horne, Morehouse University
Sui Huang, Institute for Systems Biology (Seattle)
Eleni Katifori, University of Pennsylvania
Daphne Klotsa, UNC, Chapel Hill
Herbie Levine, Rice University
Xiaoming Mao, University of Michigan
Adilson Motter, Northwestern University
Katie Newhall, UNC, Chapel Hill
Lou Pecora, Naval Research Laboratory
Shane Ross, Virginia Tech
Mark Shattuck, City College of New York
Mary Silber, Northwestern University


We hope to see you in Durham in January!

The Organizing Committee,
­ - Bob Behringer, Daniel Gauthier, Otti D’Huys, Nicholas Haynes, Joshua Socolar, Lawrie Virgin, Tom Witelski, Duke University
­ - Karen Daniels, NC State University
­ - Chris Jones, Peter Mucha, UNC Chapel Hill

ddaysus2016 at phy.duke.edu