The New York Theory Day is a workshop aimed to bring together the theoretical computer science community in the New York metropolitan area for a day of interaction and discussion. The Theory Day features presentations by leading theoretical computer scientists about state-of-the-art advances in various areas. Some presentations give a survey of the latest advances in some area, while others may concentrate on a particular result. The meeting is free and open to everyone; in particular, students are encouraged to attend.
We are very happy to resume this long tradition that was interrupted by the pandemic!
Event date: Friday April 11, 2025, 9:30am - 4:30pm
Where: Columbia University, Pupin Hall 428. (See below for instructions on how to get there).
Register here by April 4, 2025. Make sure to use exactly the same name as you have on some government-issued ID -- you will need that ID to get onto Columbia's campus.
Make sure to register by April 4, as you will not be able to get into the building otherwise. We cannot accomodate late registrations!
Rachel Cummings (Columbia)
Bill Kuszmaul (CMU)
Nick Spooner (Cornell)
Ryan Williams (MIT)
The event is at the Columbia University campus. The room is Pupin Hall 428. Email instructions will be sent for accessing campus to all registrants by Tuesday April 8.
Josh Alman (Columbia), Marshall Ball (NYU), Aaron Bernstein (NYU Tandon), Henry Yuen (Columbia)