The following distinguished researchers have accepted invitations to deliver plenary lectures at the conference:

• Raymond Chan, Chinese University of Hong Kong
• Paul Constantine, University of Colorado, Boulder
• Alistair Forbes, National Physical Laboratory
• Vivette Girault, Université Pierre et Marie Curie - Paris VI
• Des Higham, University of Strathclyde
• Natalia Kopteva, University of Limerick
• Gunilla Kreiss, Uppsala University
• Frances Kuo, University of New South Wales
• Ulrich Rüde, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
• Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb, University of Cambridge
• Holger Wendland, Universität Bayreuth
• Margaret Wright, Courant Institute

The conference will begin at 9am on Tuesday 25th June and finish with lunch on Friday 28th June. 

A number of minisymposia will be scheduled during the parallel sessions. Each minisymposium should consist of a multiple of three 20 minute talks.

If you are interested in organising a minisymposium, in any branch of Numerical Analysis or a cognate area, please contact the conference committee.

• Please supply the title of your proposed minisymposium along with a brief abstract and a tentative list of speakers.
• Please note that individuals are limited to one presentation, either a minisymposium talk or a contributed talk.
• Organisers are encouraged to ensure that the speakers represent a broad spectrum of research experience.
• Authors will advised of acceptance of proposals by email shortly after submission.
• The deadline for submission of minisymposium topics is 31st March 2019.
• Abstracts from contributors should be submitted by April 30th 2019.

All attendees are invited to submit an abstract for a talk to be delivered during a parallel session. Please note that individuals are limited to one presentation, either a minisymposium talk or a contributed talk.

Abstracts can be submitted via the registration page for approval by the organising committee and will normally be reviewed within one week. The deadline for submitting abtracts is April 30th 2019.

Talks are fifteen minutes long with an additional five minutes for questions/discussion.

When submitting an abstract please use this template (1k, tex).