Hector Ceniceros	University of California Santa Barbara
Michael Graham	University of Wisconsin
James Keener	University of Utah
Eric Shaqfeh	Stanford University
Becca Thomases	University of California Davis
Paulo Arratia	University of Pennsylvania
Aleks Donev	New York University
Jian Du	Florida Institute of Technology
Gwynn Elfring	University of British Columbia
Thomas Fai	Harvard University
James Feng	University of British Columbia
Henry Fu	University of Utah
Robert Guy	University of California Davis
Christel Hohenegger	University of Utah
Isaac Klapper	Temple University
Karin Leiderman	Colorado School of Mines
Owen Lewis	University of Utah
Sarah Olson	Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Thomas Powers	Brown University
Chris Rycroft	Harvard University
David Saintillan	University of California San Diego
Varun Shankar	University of Utah
Saverio Spagnolie	University of Wisconsin
David Stein	Simons Foundation
Paula Vasquez	University of South Carolina
Grady Wright	Boise State University

Schedule and program

Please register using the online form. The deadline for registration is Thurs. April 27.

Once you have registered, please pay the registration fee ($50 Students, and $100-$150 Professionals) using the secure online payment system. Your registration fee covers the cost of the banquet, as well as refreshments during the conference.

There will be two poster sessions during the two-hour lunch breaks Thursday and Friday.
Poster abstracts and program.
We especially encourage students and postdocs to present posters!

The meeting will be held on the campus of the University of Utah in the Room 210 of the Aline Wilmot Skaggs Biology Building.

A limited number of hotel rooms have been reserved at The University Guest House at a discounted rate of $99 per night. To reserve a room with this room block, simply call the hotel, say you are with the conference "Complex Fluids in Biology", and ask for a room for your stay. The room block is available for reservation until April 3, 5:00 pm MDT. Unreserved rooms will then be released to general sale. Your room will be paid for directly by the conference organizers. You are only responsible for reserving a room.

There are many other hotel options in downtown Salt Lake City. The most convenient in terms of public transportation are those hotels near the TRAX Redline (public light rail service).

Thursday May 4 at the Himalayan Kitchen, 360 South State Street, directions

       Appetizers: 6:45-7:30
       Dinner: 7:30-9:00

Detailed conference map
Campus map

Use the TRAX Redline for convenient transportation between the conference venue and downtown Salt Lake City.

There is a Campus Shuttle for traveling between the conference venue and the conference hotels.

• Use the red line or blue line line for the The University Guest House (stop Guest House)
• Use the green line for the Marriott University Park (stop HPEB).

See the main shuttle page for a live tracker of all shuttles. The stop for the conference venue is President's Circle.

Fellowships are available for some speakers and poster presenters to partially cover travel costs and per diem thanks to a grant from the NSF. Priority will go to junior researchers and to those without other NSF support.

• Owen Lewis (Chair), University of Utah
• Varun Shankar, University of Utah
• Aaron Fogelson, University of Utah
• Ben Fogelson, University of Utah