The purpose of the GSC Symposium is to provide an opportunity for professors, postdocs and graduate students in the Atlanta area to meet in an informal setting, to exchange ideas, and to highlight local scientific computing research. However, the symposium is open to the whole research community.

Some pictures (sorry for the poor quality!) taken at the 2009 GSC Symposium.

• The 2009 GSC Symposium program will include the following five invited talks:
• George Biros, College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
• Luca Dieci, Department of Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology
• Ming-Jun Lai, Department of Mathematics, University of Georgia
• Michael Stewart, Department of Mathematics, Georgia State University
• Alessandro Veneziani, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Emory University


• There will also be a poster session.
  • Anyone attending the symposium may present a poster, and we especially encourage graduate students and postdocs to use this opportunity to advertise their work.


• Location and Venue:
  • The 2009 GSC Symposium will be held in the Mathematics and Science Center, Emory University. Registration, posters, and coffee breaks will be in the 2nd floor atrium, and all talks will be in room W201.
  • Maps and directions can be found here.
  • Visitors can use the Peavine Visitor Parking Lot.


• To register for the 2009 GSC Symposium, send email to:
  • Jim Nagy, nagy@mathcs.emory.edu
  There is no registration fee.
  In your email, please let us know if you plan to present a poster, and if you will attend the group dinner.


• Current list of participants.