Ñ See current meeting webpage for actual registration and specific information.
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This is a yearly regional meeting covering all areas of gravitational physics, including classical, quantum, theory, observation, computation and experiment. Participation of all researchers is encouraged, especially students.
Since this is a regional meeting, most participants are expected to come from the Northeastern United States and Eastern Canada, but all are welcome. Typically takes place during 2 or 3 days on the second half of May or first half of June.
The meeting will follow the format of previous Eastern Gravity Meetings. All presentations will be the same length (typically 12+3 minutes). Participants can submit a talk title, abstract, name and affiliation (and if you are a student) to the corresponding current organization webpage below.
There will be a $200 prize for the best talk by a student, provided by the APS Division of Gravitational Physics.
Cornell University, NASA Godard, and Gatech expressed interest to organize future events.
Coordination contacts for this page: Thomas
Baumgarte
(Bowdoin) and Carlos Lousto (RIT)