
Gabriel Cunningham
Navigating Data on Polytopes and Maps
University of Massachusetts Boston
United States of America

Maria Elisa Fernandes
Abstract regular polytopes for symmetric and alternating groups
Universidade de Aveiro
Portugal

Gareth Jones
Paley Graphs
University of Southampton
United Kingdom

Klavdija Kutnar
On intersection densities of transitive groups and vertex-transitive graphs
University of Primorska
Slovenia

Primož Šparl
Some topics on tetravalent graphs admitting half-arc-transitive group actions
University of Ljubljana
University of Primorska
Slovenia

Pablo Spiga
The beauty of counting Cayley graphs
Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
Italy

Klara Stokes
Rigid configurations of points and lines in the plane
Umeå University
Sweden

Gabriel Verret
Compatible local actions in arc-transitive digraphs
University of Auckland
New Zealand

Jin-Xin Zhou
On primitive 2-closed permutation groups of rank at most four
Beijing Jiaotong University
China