All talks are held in Pacific Time. **Schedule subject to change.**

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Coffee and Check-in
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Opening Remarks
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Introduction to Analysis of Boolean Functions 1
Hamed Hatami (McGill University)
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Break
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Introduction to Analysis of Boolean Functions 2
Hamed Hatami (McGill University)
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Lunch
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Random Restrictions and Fourier Concentration 1
Esty Kelman (MIT)
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Break
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Random Restrictions and Fourier Concentration 2
Esty Kelman (MIT)
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Reception
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Coffee and Check-in
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High-Dimensional Expanders 1
Irit Dinur (Weizmann Institute)
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Break
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High-Dimensional Expanders 2
Irit Dinur (Weizmann Institute)
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Lunch
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Introduction 3 - Hyper-contractivity
Noam Lifshitz (Hebrew University)
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Break
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Applications in Extremal Combinatorics 1
Noam Lifshitz (Hebrew University)
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Coffee and Check-in
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High-Dimensional Expanders 3
Max Hopkins (UC San Diego)
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Break
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High-Dimensional Expanders 4
Max Hopkins (UC San Diego)
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Lunch
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PCPs and Global Hyper-contractivity 1
Dor Minzer (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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Break
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PCPs and Global Hyper-contractivity 2
Dor Minzer (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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Coffee and Check-in
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PCPs and Global Hyper-contractivity 3
Dor Minzer (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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Break
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Applications in Extremal Combinatorics 2
Noam Lifshitz (Hebrew University)
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Lunch
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Log-concave Polynomials and Spectral Independence 1
Kuikui Liu (University of Washington)
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Break
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Log-concave Polynomials and Spectral Independence 2
Kuikui Liu (University of Washington)
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Coffee and Check-in
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Tools from Stochastic Calculus 1
Ronen Eldan (Microsoft Research)
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Break
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Tools from Stochastic Calculus 2
Ronen Eldan (Microsoft Research)
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Lunch
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Tools from Stochastic Calculus 3
Ronen Eldan (Microsoft Research)
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Break
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Log-concave Polynomials and Spectral Independence 3
Kuikui Liu (University of Washington)