Spring school is a traditional seminar for students of the Department of Algebra at MFF UK. Part of the program consists of lectures in English on interesting topics given by students and (foreign) guests, insights of experts and discussions with graduates. There is also time for sport activities in the surrounding countryside.
This year from Thursday 2nd May to Sunday 5th May. For those interested it will be possible to arrive on Wednesday in the evening. The event will take place at Hotel M&M in Jáchymov.
For master and doctoral students and for all active students of the third year of bachelor study at the Department of Algebra, for guests from related fields and partner institutions, all members of the Department of Algebra are invited.
Contact e-mail skolavprirode@karlin.mff.cuni.cz
Registration survey:
The registration fee is 600,- Kč, the price includes accommodation and meals (starting on Thursday lunch, ending with Sunday breakfast, or starting on Wednesday dinner for those who want to arrive on Wednesday evening).
The application need to be submitted until April 1st.
We will send you details of how to pay the registration fee after you have submitted your application.
The spring school is financially supported by the SVV project and by RSJ foundation.
Program will consist of 25 or 40 minutes long lectures given by participants on various topics. Lectures and discussions will be held in English, exceptionally in Czech (ask on skolavprirode@karlin.mff.cuni.cz if you insist on that). Lectures are obligatory for bachelor and master students. You can choose your topic yourself, but it is necessary to have your topic approved by Michael Kompatscher (kompatscher@karlin.mff.cuni.cz). The other option is to have the topic assigned, in that case, please contact your favourite teacher or consult it with Michael Kompatscher. Ask him any question related to the topic of your lecture. Any other questions please send to the email of the school (skolavprirode@karlin.mff.cuni.cz). Every lecturer have to prepare short (5 to 10 lines) abstract to his lecture in advance (plain text, you can use basic LaTeX commands.)
There will be a notebook with at least: TeX, AdobeAcrobat and LibreOffice (possibly Mathematica). There will be data projector, flip chart and markers. We recommend preparing slides in PDF format.
Ondřej Ježil
Mykyta Narusevych
Michael Kompatscher
Martin Borýsek
David Stanovský
Johanka Čablíková