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MathML Conference: First Announcement

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  • Subject: [mg33842] MathML Conference: First Announcement
  • From: info at wolfram.com (MathML Conference)
  • Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 02:29:11 -0400 (EDT)
  • Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com

The second MathML and Math on the Web International Conference
will be held June 29-30, 2002 at the Hickory Ridge Conference
Center near Chicago, Illinois. The conference is sponsored by
Wolfram Research, Waterloo Maple, Design Science, the American
Mathematical Society, Compaq Computers, and the World Wide Web
Consortium (W3C).

This conference brings together those interested or involved in
the future of math on the web, and provides a forum for
presenting and discussing current research and applications
emphasizing MathML. The conference embraces all facets of MathML
technology including rendering, authoring, converting,
computation, publishing, and also curriculum development for
these areas. Ample opportunities will be provided for
interaction among attendees of the conference.

New this year is a "demo" night, featuring demonstrations of
some of the leading MathML applications. As is befitting a
web-oriented conference, there will be a large email lab and a
wireless network with a high-speed connection available for
those attending.

Conference registration is currently being accepted at
https://www.wolfram.com/mathmlconference/register.cgi

Two pre-conference MathML tutorials are also being offered on
Friday, June 28. Space is limited for these hands-on tutorials,
so early registration is strongly recommended.

More information about the conference, including the full
schedule of events and presentation abstracts, is available on
the MathML Conference website at www.mathmlconference.org
Please note that a late fee will be imposed for those
registering after May 17.


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