CT2026 + DV60 registration & zulip chat

[Emily Riehl]

Registration, for both in-person and online participants, is open for CT2026 and DV60 with an early rate for anyone who registers by April 15. (Registration fees themselves will be collected later; this rate applies for everyone who completes the form by that date.) More details can be found on the website:

https://ct2026.com/register/

We have also updated the "practical" information for folks planning their journeys to Baltimore.

Both remote and in-person participants are invited to join the Category Theory Zulip chat, which will be very active during the conference as a place where everyone can connect for both social and scientific conversations. The following invite link will automatically subscribe you to the channel #event: CT 2026 which has a few threads to help with practical matters in advance of the conference:

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

For the CT2026 and DV60 organizers,
Nick Gurski
Phil Hackney
Naruki Masuda
Angélica Osorno
Emily Riehl
Maru Sarazola
Paula Verdugo
Jonathan Weinberger

Kelly Miller Professor of Mathematics (she/her)
Johns Hopkins University
emilyriehl.github.io