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Objectives
The purpose of the conference is to help promoting the academic exchange and the friendship among researchers of three East Asian countries in the area of knot theory and related topics and encouraging graduate students of the three countries to study in this fascinating area of mathematics.
Program Committee
Jae Choon Cha Boju Jiang Gyo Taek Jin Seiichi Kamada Akio Kawauchi POSTECH Peking University KAIST Hiroshima University Osaka City University Ki Hyoung Ko Toshitake Kohno Yukio Matsumoto Ruifeng Qiu Shicheng Wang KAIST University of Tokyo Gakushuin University East China Normal University Peking University
Program
The arrival and departure dates are January 8 (Sunday) and January 13 (Friday). The academic program will begin on January 9 and end on January 12.
Registration
Registration period has been ended.
Participants
We expect more than 120 participants: approximately 50 from Japan, 25 from China, 50 from Korea, and a few from the West. Roughly 30–50% of the participants will be graduate students.
Accomodations and Supports
We will provide room and board to all registered foreign participants; meals will be served from dinner on January 8 through breakfast on January 13, and basic expenses of the guided tour on January 12 will also be supported.
Travel
You can find out how to arrive the conference hotel, Toyoko Inn. For those who arrive at Incheon airport, guides will be waiting at the ticketing booth inside the hall to help you with buying airport bus tickets.
Tour
Jeonju Hanok Village ( Korean, Japanese, Chinese, English ) afternoon to evening on January 12.