Ephraim Agyingi, Rochester Institute of TechnologyOlalekan Babaniyi, Rochester Institute of TechnologyNicholas Battista, The College of New JerseyLucia Carichino, Rochester Institute of TechnologyEric Forgoston, Montclair State UniversityRoy Goodman, New Jersey Institute of TechnologyAnthony Harkin, Rochester Institute of TechnologyRoss Ingram, Naval Nuclear LaboratorySilvia Jiménez Bolaños, Colgate UniversityKathleen Kavanagh, Clarkson UniversityFengyan Li, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Kyle Mandli, Flatiron InstituteJoseph Nakao, Swarthmore CollegeRyan Vogt, Department of DefenseYue Yu, Lehigh University
Scientific Committee
John Abbott, Corning (retired)Alex Barnett, Flatiron InstituteDavid Bindel, Cornell UniversityGino Biondini, The University at BuffaloChangqing Cheng, Binghamton UniversityWenrui Hao, Penn StateMichael Henderson, IBMHerb Kunze, University of GuelphMegan Owen, City University of New YorkJonathan Rubin, The University of PittsburghJeffrey Sachs, MerckDejan Slepcev, Carnegie Mellon UniversityKathrin Smetana, Stevens Institute of TechnologyGeorg Stadler, Courant Institute NYURobert Strain, The University of PennsylvaniaDaniel Szyld, Temple UniversityAlex Townsend, Cornell UniversityDoug Wright, Drexel UniversityFelix Ye, The University at Albany
Date and Location
The second meeting of SIAM-NNP will be held at Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY, November 1-3, 2024.
Registration fees and travel costs
Registration fees will be set closer to the time of the event.
Registration for student presenters from NY, NJ, and PA will be free. PhD student presenters will be eligible to apply for travel reimbursement from the SIAM NNP Section.
Deadlines
Please submit talks, posters and minisymposia by Sep 6.
Minisymposia—A minisymposium will consist of five 20-minute presentations, with an additional five minutes for discussion after each presentation. Minisymposia organizers can submit up to two sessions per minisymposium, thus allowing up to 10 speakers.
Contributed Presentations—Either a poster or a contributed talk of 15 minutes + 5 for discussion.
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