Ethics

The Applied Algebraic Topology Research Network (AATRN) commits to fostering an atmosphere of mutual respect for all participants. We, the members of AATRN, value a wide range of different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, including culture, identity, career stage, and personal circumstances. We expect those who participate in AATRN activities to contribute to this by treating each other with respect. We are committed to ensuring that individuals are not treated unfairly based on unchangeable characteristics.
We hope that each respectful person feels welcome and feels that they have an opportunity to contribute to the AATRN community. If you have ideas for improving our community or would like to address any concerns, please reach out to us.

"The correct attribution of mathematical results is essential, both because it encourages creativity, by benefiting the creator whose career may depend on the recognition of the work and because it informs the community of when, where, and sometimes how original ideas entered into the chain of mathematical thought." 

We ask that attendees, YouTube viewers, and speakers for AATRN seminars adhere to the Ethical Guidelines of the AMS, from where the previous sentence is quoted. See in particular Sections I and II. Results and ideas presented in AATRN seminars should be treated in a similar way to papers posted online to the arXiv.

Videos can be cited (especially when no accompanying paper is currently available) via the following sample bibtex entry:

@misc{Memoli-AATRNtalk2015,

 title = {Hierarchical Clustering on Asymmetric Networks},

 author = {Facundo M{\'e}moli},

 note = {AATRN Online Seminar},

 year = {2015},

 howpublished = {\url{https://youtu.be/TtkqTOq1mGk}},

}