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February Fourier Talks 2017

Thursday-Friday, February 16-17, 2017

Each year the two-day February Fourier Talks, organized by the Norbert Wiener Center in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Maryland, College Park, feature a diverse array of invited talks in the field of Harmonic Analysis and Applications. A single track of presentations from top academic, industry, and government researchers is scheduled, allowing ample time for interaction with other participants. See the full schedule.

2017 Confirmed Speakers

Charles K. Chui - Norbert Wiener Center Distinguished Lecturer (Stanford)	Title and Abstract
David Donoho - Norbert Wiener Center Colloquium Speaker (Stanford)	Title and Abstract
Robert Kanigel - Keynote Speaker (MIT)	Title and Abstract
Radhakrishnan Balu (Army Research Lab)	Title and Abstract
Abdelkrim Bourouihiya (Nova Southeastern University)	Title and Abstract
Nathan Cahill (RIT)	Title and Abstract
Laura De Carli (FIU)	Title and Abstract
Edinah Gnang (Purdue)	Title and Abstract
Marie-Pierre Jolly (Siemens)	Title and Abstract
Andrew Kebo (US Government)	Title and Abstract
Gilad Lerman (Minnesota)	Title and Abstract
Yves Pommier (NIH)	Title and Abstract
Michael Rivera (MITRE)	Title and Abstract
Svetlana Roudenko (GWU)	Title and Abstract
Hau-tieng Wu (Toronto)	Title and Abstract
Amanda Ziemann (Los Alamos National Laboratory)	Title and Abstract

Poster Session:

We host a very successful poster session on the first day of the conference. This year the poster session will be held Thursday, February 16, 2017. Graduate students and post-docs are especially encouraged to present. There is a limited amount of NSF-sponsored funding available. Any interested students or post-docs should send a title and abstract to norbertwiener@math.umd.edu. Deadline to be considered for funding: Jan. 15th, 2017.

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Excursions in Harmonic Analysis:
The February Fourier Talks at the Norbert Wiener Center