Conference Information

Accommodation

During the conference, all speakers will be provided with rooms at the Burleigh Court hotel, situated on Loughborough University's campus. This includes breakfast in the morning.

From the hotel, there is a campus shuttle bus (which is free to use) which takes you from the library towards the main campus where the talks are to take place.

Venues

Due to the fact that the academic term is in full swing, the talks will take place in four rooms, summarised by the map below:

• Wednesday's talks will take place in the Matthew Arnold building in room MAR106, followed by Ron's talk in the Ernest Herbert Building in room EHB104
• Thursday morning's talks will take place in the James France building in room D109
• Thursday afternoon's talks will take place in the Schofield building in room SCH001
• Friday's talks will take place in the James France building again, but this time in room CC029A

All of these venues are close to (or in) the mathematics department housed in the Schofield building, which is close to the 'Computer Sciences' bus stop on the campus shuttle operating on the campus.

Registration Fee

There is no registration fee for attendees of this conference, simply turn up and hear about the wonderful science of aperiodic order!

How to get to us

By Air: The closest airport to Loughborough is East Midlands airport, however there are good train links from London airports to us. If you need guidance regarding how to get to us from a specific UK airport, please don't hesitate to contact Dan at d.j.ratliff@lboro.ac.uk.

By Train: Loughborough has it's own train station, from which there is a bus connection directly from the station to the University campus. A timetable for this bus can be found here. This bus also stops close to the hotel participants will be booked into - the stop is name 'Pilkington Library', which the bus will announce.

Conference Dinner

There will be a conference dinner on the Thursday night (venue TBC).