UC Conference Draws Professionals From Around The World
Hundreds of scholars from around the world are expected to attend a conference hosted by the University of Cincinnati Department of Physics and Mathematics. The third annual International Symposium on Quantum Theory and Symmetries will be held Sept. 10-14 with sessions taking place in the DAAP Auditorium and in Braunstein Hall. Registration will be held daily at 8 a.m. in the third floor atrium of the Geology/Physics building.
UC Physics Professor Rohana Wijewardhana says approximately 200 mathematicians and physicists from the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America will be in attendance. Invited speakers have won national and international awards in their fields.
For more information on the conference, check the Web site or contact the organizing committee at 513-556-3425, e-mail qts3@physics.uc.edu
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