On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 9:38:18 AM UTC-4, Jon McLoone wrote: > > To clarify, this conference is not aiming to address deployment > technologies (such as described in JerryBear's comment), but to address the > question of how we can redefine the subject of math in an era where so much > computation can now be automated, to make it more relevant. As such, I > would expect that this community has much to contribute. > > There is some money provided by sponsorship to discount or waive some > conference fees, so if the cost is prohibitive contact the organizers to > ask for some support. > >> ** > > Thanks, Jon. Especially if someone on this list is already in England it would make sense. Would future meetings come back to the States on occasion? A (non-Sage-related) grant I'm on is very interested in talking with more stake holders about exactly that issue of how computation and modeling should fit in college math and we could probably send someone.
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