Organizing Committee
- William Goldman
University of Maryland - Sean Lawton
George Mason University - Jack Love
George Mason University - Anton Lukyanenko
George Mason University
Abstract
Experimental geometry labs create an environment ripe for students and faculty to treat mathematics as a laboratory science. Visualization and computational pattern discovery help guide research, formulate conjectures and develop ideas in proofs. In addition to research, experimental geometry labs foster community engagement via grassroots outreach activities in local schools, libraries, and museums. These activities spread the wonder and excitement of mathematics to people both within and outside the academy.
This workshop is partially supported by the Department of Mathematical Sciences and the College of Science at George Mason University.
For this workshop, ICERM welcomes applications from undergraduates, graduates, postdocs, and faculty who wish to participate. Undergraduate students and graduate students who apply should ask their advisor to submit a statement of support by July 3. We will ask students to present their work.
Geometry Labs United Conference

Confirmed Speakers & Participants
- Speaker
- Poster Presenter
- Attendee
- Virtual Attendee
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Aaron Abrams
Washington and Lee University
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Ilesanmi Adeboye
Wesleyan University
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Elie Alhajjar
US Military Academy
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Khaled Allen
University of Colorado Boulder
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Caleb Ashley
University of Michigan
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Jayadev Athreya
University of Washington
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Nicholas Baeth
Franklin & Marshall College
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Bram Bekker
Radboud University Nijmegen
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Gabriele Benedetti
University of Heidelberg
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Vasudha Bharathram
Riverdale Country School
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Pat Boland
University of Michigan
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Sebastian Bozlee
University of Colorado, Boulder
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Harrison Bray
University of Michigan
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Jean-Philippe Burelle
Université de Sherbrooke
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Kurt Butler
Stony Brook University
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Jérôme Champagne
Université de Sherbrooke
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Moira Chas
Stony Brook University
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Ethan Cohen
University of Michigan
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Matei Coiculescu
Brown University
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Julien Corriveau-Trudel
Université de Sherbrooke
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Annalisa Crannell
Franklin and Marshall College
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Tommaso Cremaschi
university of southern california
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Jeffrey Danciger
University of Texas at Austin
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Nguyen-Thi Dang
Universität Heidelberg
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Satyan Devadoss
University of San Diego
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Aidan Richard Donahue
George Mason University
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Joseph Donato
University of Michigan
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Spencer Dowdall
Vanderbilt University
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David Dumas
University of Illinois at Chicago
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Samantha Fairchild
University of Washington
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Carlos Florentino
University of Lisbon
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Jingyi Gao
University of Michigan
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Ajeet Gary
New York University
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Dustin Gaskins
University of Oklahoma
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Jonah Gaster
Mathematics
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Sayonita Ghosh Hajra
California State University
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William Goldman
University of Maryland
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Krishnendu Gongopadhyay
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research
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Peter Gothen
University of Porto
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Sergey Grigorian
University of of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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Yanbing Gu
Stony Brook University
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Jialun He
stony brook university
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Philipp Hieronymi
University of Illinois
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Michael Hill
UCLA
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Ryan Hoban
Bloomberg
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Christopher Hoffman
University of Washington
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Michael Jablonski
University of Oklahoma
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Chris John
Azim Premji University
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Tejas Kalelkar
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Pune
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Alex Kapiamba
University of Michigan
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Matthew Kearney
George Mason University
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Aleksandr Kolpakov
University of Neuchâtel
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Alex Kontorovich
Rutgers University
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Cagatay Kutluhan
University at Buffalo (SUNY)
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Wai Yeung Lam
Université du Luxembourg
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Daniel Lautzenheiser
Cerro Coso College
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Sean Lawton
George Mason University
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Brice Loustau
TU Darmstadt
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Jack Love
George Mason University
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Anton Lukyanenko
George Mason University
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Aidan Mager
University of Washington
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Martin Magid
Wellesley College
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Alba Málaga Sabogal
free-lance
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Christopher Manon
University of Kentucky
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Giuseppe Martone
University of Michigan
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Sabetta Matsumoto
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Daniel Mayerson
Institut of Theoretical Physics
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John McCleary
Vassar College
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Claire Merriman
Ohio State University
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Bjoern Muetzel
Dartmouth College
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Stephanie Mui
New York University
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Julien Paupert
Arizona State University
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Kate Ponto
University of Kentucky
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Anja Randecker
Heidelberg University
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Brian Ray
Daniel H Wagner Associates, INC
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Steven Rayan
University of Saskatchewan
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Pier-Olivier Rodrigue
Université de Sherbrooke
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Olga Romaskevich
Free-lance mathematician
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Tim Ryan
University of Michigan
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Laurel Safranek
University of Washington
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Mohammad Sajid
Qassim University
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Evelyn Sander
George Mason University
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Natalie Schoenhals
University of Colorado Boulder
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Richard Schwartz
Brown University
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Alexandra Seceleanu
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Martin Skrodzki
RIKEN iThems
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Tulsi Srinivasan
Azim Premji University
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Katherine Stange
University of Colorado
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Moshe Stein
Stony Brook University
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Connor Stewart
Stony Brook University
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Zhe Sun
University of Luxembourg
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Laura Taalman
James Madison University
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Diaaeldin Taha
n/a
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Susan Tarabulsi
George Mason University
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Ying Hong Tham
Stony Brook University
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Cigole Thomas
George Mason University
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Lio Thomas
The Bronx High School Of science
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Rodrigo Treviño
University of Maryland
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Jeremy Tyson
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Caglar Uyanik
Yale University
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Glen Whitney
StudioInfinity.org
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Michael Wijaya
Bard High School Early College (Queens)
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Aaron Wilson
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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Grace Work
Girls' Angle
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Meg Wynne
University of Michigan
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Ajmain Yamin
Stony Brook University
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Jackson Zariski
University of Washington
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Zoe Zhou
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Workshop Schedule
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Friday, July 17, 2020
Poster Gallery
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