Unfortunately, due to the ongoing pandemic, we decided to cancel this conference. We hope to organize a similar event in the future.

The goal of this conference is to bring together researchers working in algebraic K-theory, motives, and related areas and to further collaborations and communications in these fields. The conference is funded by the SFB 1085 Higher Invariants.

• Tom Bachmann

• Federico Binda

• Kęstutis Česnavičius

• Dustin Clausen

• Elden Elmanto

• Hélène Esnault

• Yonatan Harpaz (tbc)

• Lars Hesselholt

• Eva Höning

• Victoria Hoskins

• Annette Huber

• Ryomei Iwasa

• Matthew Morrow

• Wiesława Nizioł

• Charanya Ravi

• Marco Schlichting

• Markus Spitzweck

• Maria Yakerson

Marc Hoyois, Moritz Kerz, Markus Land, Georg Tamme

City of Regensburg

Regensburg is a Unesco World Heritage site that is famous for its well preserved medieval city center and its beautiful Gothic cathedral. Further information can be found here.

Public Transport

One can reach Regensburg and the university by following the instructions here. See here for the local bus system. There are many useful buses typically, but the bus number 6 will suffice for getting to and from the city center and the lecture hall.

Accomodation

Regensburg is a popular  tourist destination and we encourage guests to book their rooms as early as possible. Here is a list of hotels in the area:

• Hotel Kaiserhof am Dom (In the city center, must take a bus to the University). 

• Hotel Münchner Hof (In the city center, must take a bus to the University).

• Hotel Apollo (Near the University, but limited eating options).

• Hotel Jakob (In the city center, must take a bus to the University).

• Hotel Central (In the city center, must take a bus to the University).