Important dates

• February 28: deadline for on-line registration
• March 31: deadline for abstracts of invited talks and contributed talks
• April 7: deadline for the conference fee
• April 25: deadline to request taxi to Będlewo from Poznań or Mosina
• May 6: arrival day   
• May 7: beginning of the conference
• May 10: conference reception 
• May 11: end of the conference
• May 12: departure day

Conference fee

A conference fee is 180.00 EUR (or equivalently 800 PLN) and is payable by all participants (except the Invited Speakers and members of the Scientific Committee). The conference fee covers accommodation in Bedlewo, the cost of lunches and refreshments throughout the event and the conference reception on Thursday May 10, 2018.

The conference fee for younger participants (graduate students and Post-Docs) may be waived if a short letter making the case for your participation at the conference is provided and sent by February 28, 2018 to: probharm@gmail.com

Data for bank transfers:

Please give "Probabilistic Aspects of Harmonic Analysis, 7-11 May 2018", your name and affiliation in the description of the transfer. Invoices will be available for pickup at the reception desk of the Conference Center.

Bank of the account:

• Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego
• Al. Jerozolimskie 7
• 00-955 Warszawa
• SWIFT: GOSKPLPW

Acount owner:

• Instytut Matematyczny PAN
• ul. Śniadeckich 8 00-656 Warszawa

Account number:

• for transfers in PLN: PL 48 1130 1017 0020 1467 1520 0002
• for transfers in USD: PL 37 1130 1017 0020 1467 1520 0006

• for transfers in EUR: PL 80 1130 1017 0020 1467 1520 0008

Travel advices

Poland is a part of the Schengen Area thus, Citizens of the European Union and many other countries do not require a visa for entering Poland. However, we suggest consulting these webpages for more information: entering Poland, visa free countries.

We recommend first to reach Poznań, a large city in the west of Poland, which is about 35 km form the Conference Center in Będlewo.

If you need any assistance feel free to contact the organizers: probharm@gmail.com.

Getting to Poznań

By plane: There is a good number of direct air connections from Poznań airport, see a map of flights from and to Poznań airport Ławica. You can also use skyskanner or similar pages.

By train: Polish railways (PKP) is offering good and relatively fast connections from cities like Wrocław, Warsaw, Berlin. The timetable can be found here.

Getting to Będlewo

By taxi: from Poznań airport or Poznań train station a taxi is the most convenient option. The organizers will help with arranging taxis from the airport. There is about 35 km to Będlewo and approximate cost of a taxi is 30-40 euro (we will try to arrange taxis for 3-4 people, maybe a small bus for larger groups). If you want us to organize transportation from the airport or train station please send details of your arrival to probharm@gmail.com.

By car: the conference takes place here.

By train: this is an advanced option for people experienced in PKP (local trains).

1) By train to Mosina. Then by taxi to the Conference Center in Będlewo (approx. 9 km, 40-50 PLN) or by bus from Mosina (railway station) to Dymaczewo Nowe (3 km to the east of Będlewo).

2) By train to Stęszew. Then by bus to the stop "Będlewo Skrzyżowanie" (2.5 km to the west of the Conference Center in Będlewo).

Accomodation

All conference participants will be accommodated in the Mathematical Research and Conference Center in Będlewo, which is surrounded by the large park, perfect walking and discussion place.

Session for young researchers 

A session of short talks (mainly intended for graduate students and Post-Docs) will be scheduled. If you want to give a short talk, please send an email to: probharm@gmail.com. The message should include your name, institution and title of your talk, as well as a short abstract. The template for the abstract can be found here: abstract_template.tex. Once you prepared the abstract please send the source file to probharm@gmail.com. The deadline to apply and submit the abstract is February 28, 2018, and the final list of short talks will be decided during the month of March.