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Representation theory and the elliptic frontier

Dan Berwick-Evans is an assistant professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign (UIUC). His research studies the connection between elliptic cohomology and string theory. His email address is danbe@illinois.edu. Emily Cliff is a post-doc at UIUC, working in geometric representation theory and especially chiral and factorization algebras. Her email address is emilyrcliff@gmail.com. Nora Ganter is a senior lecturer at the University of Melbourne. She studies elliptic cohomology and its role in representation theory; she is also working on the development of categorified character theory. Her email address is noraganter@gmail.com. Arnav Tripathy is a post-doc at Harvard, working in algebraic geometry and string theory. His email address is arnav.tripathy@gmail.com. Josh Wen is a PhD student at UIUC, working on representation theory of quantum groups and its relation to special functions. His email address is jeiwenno@gmail.com.