Conferences & Events

We are pleased to announce that the 30th British Combinatorial Conference will be hosted by the School of Mathematical Sciences, Queen Mary University of London on 1st – 5th July 2024.

30th BCC conference dinner BBQ - Tuesday 2nd July @ The Curve Mile End.

The invited speakers will be:

Federico Ardila - San Francisco State University
Paul Balister - University of Oxford
Matthew Jenssen - King’s College London
Shoham Letzter - University College London 
Richard Montgomery - University of Warwick 
Sarah Peluse - University of Michigan
Lisa Sauermann - Universitat Bonn
Martin Skutella - Technische Universitat Berlin
Maya Stein - Universidad de Chile

Fee:

Standard Delegate £225

Standard Reduced (Student or Retired) £175

(This rate is for students or retirees only. Please email confirmation of your eligibility to [email protected])

BCC Conference Dinner BBQ £18.50

Bioinformatics and statistical genetics, twin themes of the long-running series of annual MASAMB meetings, have gained huge impetus from large-scale genome sequencing projects and development of high-throughput biological assay systems, including gene-expression, proteomic, metabolomic and single-cell genomics technologies. These immense data resources, and the underlying complexities of molecular and cell biology, provide exciting research opportunities for numerate scientists.

With typically around 80-120 participants from mathematics, statistics, computer science, bioinformatics, biology and related fields, the MASAMB meetings provide an intimate setting for exchanging ideas in methodological and applied research.