MCQMC2020

14th International Conference in Monte Carlo & Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods in Scientific Computing

MCQMC2020 will be held online due to the pandemic. Participating in the conference will be free.

Plenary talks and tutorials will be hosted live by the University of Oxford. Please register using the link on the MCQMC2020 event page of the International Center for Mathematical Sciences (ICMS).

Download the most recent version of the conference program.

Presentation in minisymposia and special sessions will be recorded and streamed via Youtube. Please find advice on how to prepare you presentations for special sessions and contributed talks below. We will be sending out instructions for how to upload your presentations.

After a presentation, a corresponding article may be submitted for publication in the conference proceedings after a reviewing process.

We are still in due course of preparing procedures. We already like to thank the many of you that confirmed their contributions and participation in the exceptional format this year.

Please both MCQMC2020 companion web pages for updates: This one here and the MCQMC2020 page of the University of Oxford.

How to Record your Presentations

Presentations in minisymposia and special sessions will have to be recorded and submitted to a file server prior to their publication on the correponding MCQMC2020 Youtube channel. The details are still being worked out.

Here are some recording hints for the most common operating systems and programs:

• On Windows, pressing the Windows-Key in combination with 'G' will start a screen recording. You may use your favorite presentation software and talk to record your contribution.

• On macOS, you may use Quicktime to record a screen capture of your presentation with audio. As an option, you may check out the presentation tool http://iihm.imag.fr/blanch/software/osx-presentation/ at your own risk.

• If you want to go professional, the Open Broadcaster Software https://obsproject.com allows for anything from simple screen capture to professional production. The software is free and available for Windows, macOS 10.13+, and Linux.

• There will be many more options like recording your presentation using Webex or Zoom, if available to you.

• Finally, both Powerpoint and Keynote offer an option to record your presentation with audio as a video.

Beyond that, please check the Web for advice.