This is now online, like most conferences are this year. The Bernoulli-IMS One World Symposium 2020 is jointly organized by the Bernoulli Society, IMS and the One World Probability Project. The symposium will be virtual with many new experimental features. No registration fees apply!

The daily program will be arranged around live talks (each held twice to reach the entire planet):

- 4 plenary lectures: Emmanuel Candes (Stanford), Martin Hairer (London), Kerrie Mengersen (Queensland), Wendelin Werner (Zurich)
- 7 early career speakers

All researchers in the world are invited to submit abstracts for 10 minute talks by July 13th which will be assessed by the 23 session chairs. Accepted 10 minute talks will have to be produced before August 9th. They will appear on the website and the YouTube channel one week before the symposium. In slots during the symposium, every speaker of a prerecorded 10 minute talk will have the chance to discuss live with the audience in one of the 23 session zoom rooms. It will never be easier to reach a large audience with the little effort of producing a 10 minute video at home! It’s easy, just go for it!

To allow for discussions among participants, the symposium will run different kinds of interactive events. 

Go to https://www.worldsymposium2020.org/ to see how you can participate and don’t forget to submit your abstract before July 13th!