Events for Plenary and Semi-Plenary Talks

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08:40 AM: Plenary Talk #1 in HUMB 170
Projections of spatial graphs — Erica Flapan
01:00 PM: Semi-Plenary Talks #1
- Semi-Plenary Talk #1.1 in HUMB 170
  Khovanov skein lasagna modules and exotica — Mike Willis
- Semi-Plenary Talk #1.2 in HUMB 150
  Unknotting numbers of spatial graphs, knots and DNA — Danielle O'Donnol

11:00 AM: Plenary Talk #2 in HUMB 170
The Shape of Relations: From Knot Invariants to Cancer Genomics — Radmila Sazdanovic
01:15 PM: Semi-Plenary Talks #2
- Semi-Plenary Talk #2.1 in HUMB 170
  Homogeneity degree in local dendrites — Patricia Pellicer-Covarrubias
- Semi-Plenary Talk #2.2 in HUMB 150
  A survey of intrinsically linked and intrinsically knotted graphs, including an outline of an incomplete possible alternate proof of Sachs' linkless embedding conjecture — Joel Foisy
- Semi-Plenary Talk #2.3 in HUMB 160
  Independence, ideal independence and forcing indestructibility — Vera Fischer
04:40 PM: Plenary Talk #3 in HUMB 170
Hausdorff vs Gromov-Hausdorff distances — Henry Adams

09:50 AM: Plenary Talk #4 in HUMB 170
Cardinal inequalities for non-Hausdorff topological spaces — Ivan Gotchev
11:00 AM: Semi-Plenary Talks #3
- Semi-Plenary Talk #3.1 in HUMB 160
  Shadowing in $\mathcal C(X)$ — Jonathan Meddaugh
- Semi-Plenary Talk #3.2 in HUMB 150
  Analyzing the Geometric Topology of Artificial (ReLU) Neural Networks — Marissa Masden

11:00 AM: Plenary Talk #5 in HUMB 170
Bounded cohomology of transformation groups of $\mathbb{R}^n$ — Francesco Fournier-Facio
01:00 PM: Semi-Plenary Talks #4
- Semi-Plenary Talks #4.1 in HUMB 160
  Formalizing Braid Groups — Hannah Fechtner
- Semi-Plenary Talks #4.2 in HUMB 150
  Infinite Games — Jocelyn Bell
02:10 PM: Plenary Talk #6 in HUMB 170
On tracing properties, invariant measures, and entropy. — Piotr Oprocha