It is the aim of this conference to bring together those people involved in creating the future of mathematics on the web. The conference embraces all areas of MathML technologies, including authoring, rendering, content management, collaboration, searching, archiving, and conversion. Also discussed will be work involving courseware or other technologies, such as XML, XSLT, web services, typesetting, and computer algebra, as they relate principally to web-based mathematical communication.
Like the widely successful first MathML conference held in October 2000, the conference agenda includes many interesting presentations, posters, and software demonstrations. Also scheduled are invited talks by Leslie Lamport, the creator of LaTeX; David Carlisle, an editor of the MathML 2 Recommendation; and Roger Sidje, the principal implementer of MathML in Mozilla.
New this year is a "demo" night, featuring demonstrations of some of the leading MathML applications. Directly preceding the conference, three tutorial sessions are being offered on Friday, June 28, for those wishing a more in-depth knowledge of OpenMath and of introductory and advanced uses of MathML. Space is limited for these hands-on tutorials, so early registration is strongly recommended.
As is befitting a web-oriented conference, a large email lab and a wireless network with a high-speed connection are available for attendees, who are encouraged to utilize these resources.
February 18: Abstracts
for
papers and panel proposals due
March 11: Notification of acceptance for
papers and panels
March 15: Poster abstracts and demo
proposals due
March 29: Notification of acceptance for
posters and demos
April 30: Poster proposal deadline (extended)
May 17: Last day for early registration
June 28-30: MathML 2002 conference
October 25: Deadline for full papers for JSC
special issue
Angel Diaz, IBM Research Patrick Ion, Mathematical Reviews Neil Soiffer, Wolfram Research, Inc. |
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Stephen Watt, The University of Western Ontario (Program Committee Chair) Laurent Bernardin, Waterloo Maple Inc. Stephen Buswell, Stilo Technology David Carlisle, The Numerical Algorithms Group Ltd Gaston Gonnet, ETH Zürich Alan Harvey, Cambridge University Press Michael Kohlhase, Saarland University Bruce Miller, National Institute of Standards and Technology Vincent Quint, World Wide Web Consortium Dana Scott, Carnegie Mellon University Eric Weisstein, Wolfram Research, Inc. |
Presentations from the 2000 MathML
conference are
available.