Logistics

Venue: The event will be held in the Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics (Room AB88; 50 St. George Street) on the University of Toronto campus.

Maps, Directions, and Parking: For maps, directions, and parking information, please see the Dunlap Institute's webpage Getting Here, particularly the section titled "Navigating the City of Toronto" (the Dunlap Institute is located in the same building as the workshop). If you plan on driving, note that traffic into Toronto in the morning will likely be bad and parking may be challenging - please plan accordingly!

Lunch: Lunch will be provided to participants registered by March 27th. Last-minute/unregistered participants are welcome, but please note that the room occupancy limits us to 20 people and preference will be given to registered attendees, so registering early is recommended! Please indicate any dietary restrictions during registration.

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The National Radio Astronomy Observatory and Green Bank Observatory are facilities of the U.S. National Science Foundation operated under cooperative agreement by Associated Universities, Inc.