Symposium on Gene Golub's Legacy (March 2008)

Talks from the Gene Golub Conference held on March 1, 2008

Gene Golub Conference (Program and Slides)

The Gene Golub Fellowship Fund

Symposium on Gene Golub's Legacy:
Matrix Computations -- Foundation and Future

Saturday, March 1, 2008
Stanford University, Stanford, CA

Gene H. Golub
1932--2007

This event is organized by Chen Greif and Dianne O\'Leary to recognize Gene\'s many scientific contributions.

About the Symposium

The symposium will take place in Terman Auditorium, on the ground floor, near the pond on Saturday, March 1, 2008 from 8:45 am to 5:15 pm (with coffee and pastries at 8 am).

  Program (PDF)

There will be no registration fee for this event. However, we ask that participants in the March 1, 2008 symposium pre-register, in order that we may adequately plan for the space required, order enough coffee, etc.
Registration Form

The following link is the information page for the memorial celebration event to be held on the day before the symposium, February 29^th:
Remembrances in Celebration of Gene Golub

Nearby Hotels

Information on local hotels is available at:
Hotels

Parking on Campus on Saturday, March 1^st, 2008

Out-of-town visitors should note that permit parking is not enforced on campus on weekends. So, one should have no difficulty parking one\'s own car or rental vehicle on campus on March 1^st. Please note that the free Marguerite Shuttle Service is severely curtailed on the weekend. If you are considering using the free Marguerite Shuttle, please carefully check the weekend service options at:
Stanford's Marguerite Shuttle

Lunch on Campus on Saturday, March 1^st, 2008

The site below provides a listing of on-campus dining options, together with locations and hours of operation:
On-campus dining

Dinner Possibilities in the Area

The site below lists various area restaurants that participants may wish to consider for dinner on the evening of March 1^st, following the symposium:
Local restaurants

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Sponsors

We thank Stanford Computer Forum, The MathWorks, Inc., and COMSOL, Inc. for their kind support.

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Please contact Mayita Romero if you have any questions.