From: Gunnar Carlsson <gunnar@math.stanford.edu>
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 10:34:51 -0700
To: dmd1@lehigh.edu

This fall there will be a semester long program at MSRI whose theme is 
applications of algebraic topology in science, engineering, statistics, 
and computer science.  Attached to this program will be three workshops,  
and Introductory workshop (September 5-8) , a workshop in the applications 
to science and engineering (September 18-22), and a workshop in 
applications to combinatorics, computer science, and computational 
geometry (October 2-6).  In the Introductory workshop, special efforts 
will be made to provide talks which give introductions to particular areas 
of applications, such as data analysis, sensor nets in engineering, 
turbulent and chaotic systems, graph theory, etc.  These talks should be 
ideal both for non-topologists who are interested in learning about the 
topological methods, as well as for working topologists who are interested 
in seeing what kinds of applications are possible.  If  you are interested 
in any of these workshops, please go to the MSRI website where 
arrangements can be made to participate.

Gunnar Carlsson