The meeting was a huge success, thanks to all of you who
participated. A special thank-you goes out to the conference
cordinator Eleen Collins and the volunteer Friends of the
Mathematics Department of the University of Utah organized by
Dana Ballard of Intermountain Mortgage and John K. Patton of
Lewis Walcott and Dornbush Real Estate, and consisting of them
and Peggy Beers, Rhonda Parise, Nina McGee,
Meryl Redisch of Tree Utah, Candace Wagner and Courtney
Wolcott, supervising graphic design. They helped
with putting together and finding sponsors for (click sponsors for more details)
a most fantastic conference bag, for their cheerful help with registration,
organizing a sumptuous and spectacular banquet, and assisting with transportation.
Andrej and Elena Cherkaev, Ilarie Gontia, Dali Zhang,
and Jingyi Zhu are thanked for creating a terrific barbeque.
Our only disapointment was that mother nature was not more respectful
of good food when she thunderstorms. Nelson Beebe is thanked
for his skilled computer help with the registrations, book of abstracts and list of
participants. Please note that the deadline
for manuscripts has been extended to August 31st.
Please revisit this website when we have the conference photos! Also get ready for ETOPIM 7 which will be held in Sydney, Australia in July 2005. |
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Sixth International Conference
on the
Electrical Transport and
Optical Properties
of Inhomogeneous Media
Major supporters: The National Science Foundation and the Army Research Office.
Endorsed by the American Physical Society (APS)
and being held
in cooperation with the Society for
Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)
and the Optical Society of America (OSA),
from July 15th to July 19th 2002
at the Cliff Lodge at
Snowbird,
a mountain resort near Salt Lake City, Utah
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