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2017 Finite Element Rodeo March 3rd—March 4th, 2017

The Finite Element Rodeo is an annual, informal conference on finite element methods that rotates between several universities in Texas and Louisiana. In the beginning, we ask for all those willing to speak to come forward. We will use this information to determine the length of the talks and arrange a schedule. The total available time is then divided by the number of speakers. Usually, the time allotted per talk is 10-15 minutes. Talks by graduate students and postdocs are particularly encouraged. 

The 2017 edition of the Finite Element Rodeo will be held at the University of Houston on Friday and Saturday,  March 3—4, 2017, beginning early afternoon on Friday and ending mid-afternoon on Saturday.

Schedule: A schedule for the conference is at this link.

Workshop Venue: The workshop will be held in room 232 of the PGH building. Please see here for Visitor Information.

Accommodation: A block of rooms has been reserved at the Hilton University of Houston. The nightly rate of $139 plus tax is available by booking through this link. Please book by February 2, 2017 to receive the negotiated room rate.

Meals: A conference dinner is planned for Friday evening at the Hilton University of Houston. Saturday lunch will be provided near the conference venue.

Registration: The registration cost is $25 for participants attending the Friday evening dinner and free for attendees not going to the Friday dinner. The cost for spouses and other guests of participants who wish to attend the dinner is $50 plus tax.  We request that everybody who plans to attend the Rodeo register by clicking here to register. 

Contact: Please contact Annalisa Quaini at quaini@math.uh.edu with any questions or concerns.

Finite Element Rodeo Poster

List of Participants

Affiliation

Yerlan Amanbek University of Texas at Austin
Dambaru Bhatta University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Kayla Bicol University of Houston
Andrea Bonito Texas A&M University
Giorgio Bornia Texas Tech University
Tan Bui University of Texas at Austin
Xiaofeng Cai University of Houston
Sara Calandrini Texas Tech University
Giacomo Capodaglio Texas Tech University
Jiajie Chen University of Houston
Siu Wun Cheung Texas A&M University
Manki Cho Rochester Institute of Technology
Leszek Demkowicz University of Texas at Austin
Alan Demlow Texas A&M University
Florian Frank Rice University
Federico Fuentes University of Texas at Austin
Vivette Girault Universite Pierre et Marie Curie
Thomas Hagstrom Southern Methodist University
Andrew Ilin Weatherford International
Valery Ilin
Fritz Juhnke Southern Methodist University
Shinhoo Kang University of Texas at Austin
Brendan Keith University of Texas at Austin
Daewa Kim University of Houston
JaEun Ku Oklahoma State University
Dmitri Kuzmin TU Dortmund
Wenyu Lei Texas A&M University
Wing Tat Leung Texas A&M University
Ang Li University of Houston
Jichun Li University of Nevada Las Vegas
LinJin Li University of Houston
Yanbo Li Texas A&M University
Chen Liu Rice University
Christoph Lohmann TU Dortmund
Jaime David Mora University of Texas at Austin
Mallikarjunaiah Muddamallappa Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Sriramkrishnan Muralikrishnan University of Texas at Austin
Sriram Nagaraj University of Texas at Austin
Maxim Olshanskii University of Houston
Enrique Pereira Southern Methodist University
Socratis Petrides University of Texas at Austin
Charles Puelz Rice University
Annalisa Quaini University of Houston
Krithika Rathinakumar University of Houston
Beatrice Riviere Rice University
Natalia Rodriguez
Duygu Sap University of Pittsburgh
Aziz Takhirov Texas A&M University
Ali Vaziri University of Texas at Austin
Oscar Villalobos University of Houston
Peng Wei Texas A&M University
Son-Young Yi  University of Texas at El Paso
Xianyi Zeng University of Texas at El Paso
Lu Zhang Southern Methodist University
Yunkai Zhou Southern Methodist University




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