CT2026 and DV60 travel support applications open

[Emily Riehl]

We anticipate being able to offer limited financial support for some participants to attend CT2026 and/or DV60 (ct2026.com). If you would have difficulty attending in-person without our support, please complete the form at

ct2026.com/travelsupport

by April 15. More details can be found there.

Travel support can only be used towards expenses related to travel or lodging, and cannot reimburse participants for per diem/meals or conference registration fees. Funding may come from the US National Science Foundation or Air Force Office of Scientific Research. Consequently, air travel must comply with the Fly America Act:

https://www.gsa.gov/policy-regulations/policy/travel-management-policy-overview/fly-america-act

As a reminder the reduced rate for conference registration ends on April 15. Conference registration goes until May 15. All participants, in-person and online, must register at ct2026.com/register/

To chat about travel plans, the conferences, or anything else related to category theory, join the zulip chat:

https://categorytheory.zulipchat.com/join/dibl2t57i34qzsm4cwuxa3r5/

CT2026 Organizers
Nick Gurski, Case Western Reserve University
Philip Hackney, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Angélica Osorno, Reed College
Emily Riehl, Johns Hopkins University
Maru Sarazola, University of Minnesota

DV60 Organizers
Yuki Maehara, Tokyo Metropolitan University
Emily Riehl, Johns Hopkins University
Paula Verdugo, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
Jonathan Weinberger, Chapman University